《From less than a thousand U to now, what I rely on is not talent, but a set of stable money-making rules that any ordinary person can learn》
If someone asks me: "What exactly did you rely on to turn things around?"
I will only say one thing: rely on a set of operations system that is not flashy, not showy, but can bring ordinary people ashore.
Today I will share the essence with you:
① Always divide funds into "five parts"; this is the bottom line and also the lifeline.
Many people put all their money in as soon as they get it, excited when it rises and devastated when it falls. I never do that.
Five parts of funds, only move one part. If one trade goes wrong, you lose a tiny bit; if you make consecutive mistakes, it’s just superficial damage; but once you get it right, the profits will roll in by themselves.
② Always go with the trend: the trend is your biggest support.
This is something I realized later. Many people like to catch rebounds, and when they see a drop, they suddenly rush in.
What’s the result? Ninety percent are rebound traps, and the remaining ten percent are rebounds that deceive you.
③ Don’t touch coins that are surging wildly: those that rise crazily today will bury people the fastest tomorrow.
I’m very clear about this rhythm: a sharp rise in a day, excitement all over the group, and the next day you get directly ambushed.
④ MACD is the indicator I watch most closely: simple, useful, and very accurate at critical moments.
I only focus on this line: golden cross below the 0-axis → activation signal
death cross above the 0-axis → take profit signal
⑤ Never average down on losing positions; only add to winning trades.
This rule is a lesson learned from the blood losses of countless people. Averaging down when losing only pulls you deeper.
⑥ Volume and price will not deceive you: those who can read volume will never blindly rush in.
Volume increase at low levels indicates the start of a trend; volume increase at high levels without a rise is a sell signal.
⑦ Only trade in an upward rhythm: if the market is weak, I would rather stay in cash.
Short-term needs to be strong, medium-term needs to be stable, and long-term needs to be bullish!
Only act during "strong cycles"; this is the shortcut for ordinary people to turn things around. When the market is weak, I would rather not act.
⑧ Reviewing every day is more important than anything else.
Why did you buy? Why did you sell? Is the logic still there?
Clarifying these questions will quietly increase your win rate. Those who can review lose less; those who do not review will always trade chaotically.
Remember this sentence: success is not luck; it is that you chose the right direction, the right coin, and the right people.
Now keep up with the rhythm and layout together!
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