What any blogger says about opening a position is not to make you follow blindly, putting all your money in at once. Think about the size of your own capital and only take positions that match it. You can't become rich overnight; they have a large capital base and can afford to take losses and find opportunities to recover. If your capital is small, you could face severe consequences. Learn their trading logic and refine your own trading system to become a master. Only by learning can you become proficient and achieve success naturally.
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@Nuts坚果 flipped back and forth to make money for a week finally stopped loss at $SOL
I saw a group of gambling freaks jumping around
"It's all your fault for being so determined to short SOL"
"It's all your fault for shorting in the live broadcast room"
"I was originally going long, you forced me to short"
It's all your fault, it's all your fault, it's all your fault
Blame who?
Trading is one's own practice, he shared his views, if you think it's reasonable, you can predict the feasibility in your mind before deciding whether to place an order
"Is your thinking the same as mine?"
"Do I agree with this logic?"
"If I incur a loss, can I bear it?"
If the "copy trading" makes money, then you are amazing, it's the process of putting your thoughts into practice, congratulations on eating meat;
If the "copy trading" loses money, it's unfortunate, this is the cost that must be paid in a mathematical game, the wear and tear that must be experienced on the road to success, don't be discouraged, come back next time
Then you may ask what to do if you blow it all?
Just go big, disperse early, it's not worth worrying about.
I saw a group of gambling freaks jumping around
"It's all your fault for being so determined to short SOL"
"It's all your fault for shorting in the live broadcast room"
"I was originally going long, you forced me to short"
It's all your fault, it's all your fault, it's all your fault
Blame who?
Trading is one's own practice, he shared his views, if you think it's reasonable, you can predict the feasibility in your mind before deciding whether to place an order
"Is your thinking the same as mine?"
"Do I agree with this logic?"
"If I incur a loss, can I bear it?"
If the "copy trading" makes money, then you are amazing, it's the process of putting your thoughts into practice, congratulations on eating meat;
If the "copy trading" loses money, it's unfortunate, this is the cost that must be paid in a mathematical game, the wear and tear that must be experienced on the road to success, don't be discouraged, come back next time
Then you may ask what to do if you blow it all?
Just go big, disperse early, it's not worth worrying about.
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