#分享合约操作思路 Brothers, I've changed my mindset. Event contracts are purely gambling. Even though I had a winning rate over 70% for a period of time, at the end of the day, this thing is just a buy-and-hold, and the profit is only 80%. So, I ended up losing $1,200 when the maximum loss was $11,000 during the final permanent cooling-off period. Most of the principal was recovered, but I was afraid I couldn't control myself and would lose again. In the end, I opened a new account to do perpetual contracts, still using order flow data to place trades. As long as I’m not greedy or fearful, I found that I can actually make money. At least I'm not anxious anymore. I still advise those playing events to close their positions quickly! New account @白菜爱学习
#事件合约 Woke up in a daze this morning just in time to encounter a rebound one-sided, and went against the market, it was all point killing, lost nearly 900, then took a calm four hours, just saw the opportunity and came back with five hundred, plus over 300, aiming to break even today
This underwater museum's rebound problem has always been hard to fix, but looking at the data pattern, it has indeed stopped falling in the short term.
To be honest, when data fluctuates greatly, it becomes clearer to see; it's just that my emotions are too prone to taking risks, easily betting on rebounds.
Can't help but pull teeth from the tiger's mouth again. I keep forcing myself to follow the system requirements, underwater for three minutes still running in a dead cross, after doing a lot, it's exhausting to watch for a minute.