Why do some traders get liquidated in the market? Often, it's not just bad luck, but a fundamental lack of understanding of how to roll positions.

The common mistakes are these: rushing to exit at the slightest gain, fearing to give back profits; immediately adding to a position when prices fall, hoping to recover losses; waiting for the market to confirm the trend, only to be shaken out. The result is that they get the direction right, but get wiped out in the process.

How do seasoned traders stay in the game? Their core logic is simple — use profits to add to positions, while keeping the original capital intact.

How exactly do they do it? Before the trend is clear, keep your position light; if wrong, exit immediately. Once there's floating profit, gradually roll the earned money into the market, rather than risking everything at once. When floating profits exceed the original capital, the first reaction isn't to leverage more, but to hedge risks and lock in profits.

During crazy market phases, only use small positions to test the waters — if you catch a big move, it's a bonus; if not, it won't hurt your overall strength.

The trading market never rewards the bold; it only rewards those who can survive long-term and follow the rules. Mastering the art of rolling positions will naturally help the market to help you make all the money.