I used to think, "There's no way to win under 100,000."
To be honest.
Back then I
thought, "There is no way to win under 100,000."
Less capital = disadvantage.
So I tried to grow it, and kept making reckless trades.
But one day I suddenly thought.
Why is it that with little capital
they say, "you’re just increasing risk," right?
If you think normally, it should be the other way around.
If you have little money to protect, you should treat it more carefully.
I had been focused only on "increasing quickly." That’s where everything was off.
Whether you can make a fortune with under 100,000
is not about technique or talent
It’s about how you relate to your capital
That’s what decides it.
The people who can’t win with small amounts have a simple trait:
They see capital as a “chance.”
But those who win see it differently.
They see capital as something to “protect.”
That difference is huge.
What changed me was
shifting my mindset from “increase” to “don’t decrease.”
From there, I did three things.
① Do not enter in unreasonable places
② Fix the lot size
③ Make losses smaller
It’s incredibly simple, right?
But only those who don’t break the norm survive.
Also one more thing. Many people don’t notice this. The habits you form when you have a small amount will carry over as your funds grow.
So if you’re sloppy with 100,000, you’ll do the same with 1,000,000. Conversely, those who protect under 100,000 will see a big leap as capital grows.
In the end, people who can make a fortune with under 100,000 aren’t doing anything special
They’re just not breaking the things that should be done.
If right now you think, “it goes up but comes back soon,” “I get pushed to enter out of haste,” or “I mess up with the lot size,”
then you’re still in a growth phase.
You’re just misaligned. Fix that misalignment and your capital will grow properly.
Finally.
If you want to make a fortune from under 100,000
Don’t focus on increasing; first learn how to protect it.
Just this change will transform what you can see.