I recommended Zora for a week. He and his brothers took long positions for a full week. Yesterday, on a BTC long trade, he got stopped out at 78,000. Why did I recommend him?
First, his trades are something we can copy really well. When he opens and closes positions, he’ll send you information, and he’ll also share the opening size so everyone can use it as a reference. The advice I gave my brothers is: don’t let your margin ratio exceed 5%, so your position stays safe.
After his long was stopped out last night, the market rebounded very quickly. Even top traders run into getting stopped out at the absolute lowest point sometimes. So brothers, let’s be honest—if you don’t actually have trading ability and you don’t have emotional control, then you’re just not a real trader. He’s been a full-time trader for ten years—that’s the real deal.
A lot of brothers, when they get stopped on longs, they immediately open shorts; when they get stopped on shorts, they immediately open longs. They trade constantly just to prove they’re right. Frankly, to put it bluntly—what can you really understand? Many losses come from big KOLs taking you to make money, and then you start feeling yourself and getting overconfident. Then when you open positions and lose, it’s because of your own confidence.
So I recommend that ordinary people like us trade by following just one big directional reference. As long as the big direction is correct, any way you execute is basically correct. The kind of person who looks at 1-minute or 5-minute charts and tells you whether next week will go up or down—aren’t they just fortune-tellers? And the ones who tell you to trade at some exact price point—think about it with your brains; you know that’s unrealistic.
Good night, brothers. I hope all of you can make money—
First, his trades are something we can copy really well. When he opens and closes positions, he’ll send you information, and he’ll also share the opening size so everyone can use it as a reference. The advice I gave my brothers is: don’t let your margin ratio exceed 5%, so your position stays safe.
After his long was stopped out last night, the market rebounded very quickly. Even top traders run into getting stopped out at the absolute lowest point sometimes. So brothers, let’s be honest—if you don’t actually have trading ability and you don’t have emotional control, then you’re just not a real trader. He’s been a full-time trader for ten years—that’s the real deal.
A lot of brothers, when they get stopped on longs, they immediately open shorts; when they get stopped on shorts, they immediately open longs. They trade constantly just to prove they’re right. Frankly, to put it bluntly—what can you really understand? Many losses come from big KOLs taking you to make money, and then you start feeling yourself and getting overconfident. Then when you open positions and lose, it’s because of your own confidence.
So I recommend that ordinary people like us trade by following just one big directional reference. As long as the big direction is correct, any way you execute is basically correct. The kind of person who looks at 1-minute or 5-minute charts and tells you whether next week will go up or down—aren’t they just fortune-tellers? And the ones who tell you to trade at some exact price point—think about it with your brains; you know that’s unrealistic.
Good night, brothers. I hope all of you can make money—
