In these three trades, I pulled out 60,000 USDT from the market.
Yesterday, I cleared a wave of positions and added them to my account.
ZBT shorted, entered around 0.25, exited around 0.14, netting 42,840 USDT;
EDEN long, entered around 0.16, exited around 0.08, netting 10,336 USDT;
LAB shorted, entered around 4.78, exited around 4.29, netting 7,466 USDT.
Total profit from these three trades is 60,642 USDT.
Some folks ask me: how do you always catch these market moves? I say it's not about catching; it's about waiting. I waited nearly 20 days for ZBT, with the 4-hour chart consolidating, only jumping in when it broke support with volume. EDEN was the same; I waited for the bearish divergence confirmation before entering. Each trade is not a guess; it's about waiting for the signals to hit.
I've had losing trades too, but they're all part of the plan. Before opening a position, I always calculate my stop loss, know how much I’m willing to lose, and if it hits, I cut it; no holding on. For profitable trades, I move my stop loss to lock in gains and let it run. Small losses, big wins—that's how you keep the account in the green.
I'm no big shot; I just calculate the risk for each trade upfront and execute like a machine. If you want to learn, start by calculating your stop loss before opening a position.
Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. #zbt #eden #lab #enar
Yesterday, I cleared a wave of positions and added them to my account.
ZBT shorted, entered around 0.25, exited around 0.14, netting 42,840 USDT;
EDEN long, entered around 0.16, exited around 0.08, netting 10,336 USDT;
LAB shorted, entered around 4.78, exited around 4.29, netting 7,466 USDT.
Total profit from these three trades is 60,642 USDT.
Some folks ask me: how do you always catch these market moves? I say it's not about catching; it's about waiting. I waited nearly 20 days for ZBT, with the 4-hour chart consolidating, only jumping in when it broke support with volume. EDEN was the same; I waited for the bearish divergence confirmation before entering. Each trade is not a guess; it's about waiting for the signals to hit.
I've had losing trades too, but they're all part of the plan. Before opening a position, I always calculate my stop loss, know how much I’m willing to lose, and if it hits, I cut it; no holding on. For profitable trades, I move my stop loss to lock in gains and let it run. Small losses, big wins—that's how you keep the account in the green.
I'm no big shot; I just calculate the risk for each trade upfront and execute like a machine. If you want to learn, start by calculating your stop loss before opening a position.
Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. #zbt #eden #lab #enar
