These days I've made several tens of thousands of U, not to show off, but just to say that the stone in my heart has finally settled. $BTC
The girl at the coffee shop downstairs, hearing that I’m involved in the crypto world, insisted on asking me to mentor her. She brought out 1800 U, saying it was just to change her phone and test the waters.
As a result, today I looked at her account, and when I saw fifty-one thousand, I was dumbfounded, and she hasn't blown a position even once.
She's not a genius, nor did she have a stroke of luck; she simply adhered to the three rules I've repeated countless times.
1. Divide the money into three parts, don’t gamble your entire fortune.
600 U for short-term trading, only making one trade a day, and shutting down the computer when the time is up; $PAXG
600 U waiting for a big opportunity, if the signal doesn’t come, just lie down; the remaining 600 U I help her lock in, unless the market crashes, she absolutely doesn’t touch it. Survive first, only then is there a qualification to talk about making money.
2. Turn off the machine when the market is not good.
If the four-hour chart doesn't rise, don’t even touch it;
If you’ve made twenty percent, first take out thirty percent to spend, what you put in your pocket is yours, if you’re feeling itchy, just go downstairs for a run, don’t place random orders.
3. The rules are set and should not be influenced by emotions.
Automatically cut losses at two percent, and shut down the software after cutting;
If you make four percent, take half off first, let the rest run;
If you're wrong, never add to the position, averaging down is just prolonging the mistake. $XAU
I stuck these three rules on her screen, and she is not allowed to tear them off.
Last night she treated me to coffee, saying: “Bro, I can now sleep soundly at night.”
If you are still losing sleep over fluctuations of several U, trading with passion and eating noodles at closing, don’t rush to find a hundred times coin, first tighten the risk @Top Trader Zhao Cai
In this circle, don’t be afraid of being slow, just be afraid of chaos. @银满仓带单日记
The girl at the coffee shop downstairs, hearing that I’m involved in the crypto world, insisted on asking me to mentor her. She brought out 1800 U, saying it was just to change her phone and test the waters.
As a result, today I looked at her account, and when I saw fifty-one thousand, I was dumbfounded, and she hasn't blown a position even once.
She's not a genius, nor did she have a stroke of luck; she simply adhered to the three rules I've repeated countless times.
1. Divide the money into three parts, don’t gamble your entire fortune.
600 U for short-term trading, only making one trade a day, and shutting down the computer when the time is up; $PAXG
600 U waiting for a big opportunity, if the signal doesn’t come, just lie down; the remaining 600 U I help her lock in, unless the market crashes, she absolutely doesn’t touch it. Survive first, only then is there a qualification to talk about making money.
2. Turn off the machine when the market is not good.
If the four-hour chart doesn't rise, don’t even touch it;
If you’ve made twenty percent, first take out thirty percent to spend, what you put in your pocket is yours, if you’re feeling itchy, just go downstairs for a run, don’t place random orders.
3. The rules are set and should not be influenced by emotions.
Automatically cut losses at two percent, and shut down the software after cutting;
If you make four percent, take half off first, let the rest run;
If you're wrong, never add to the position, averaging down is just prolonging the mistake. $XAU
I stuck these three rules on her screen, and she is not allowed to tear them off.
Last night she treated me to coffee, saying: “Bro, I can now sleep soundly at night.”
If you are still losing sleep over fluctuations of several U, trading with passion and eating noodles at closing, don’t rush to find a hundred times coin, first tighten the risk @Top Trader Zhao Cai
In this circle, don’t be afraid of being slow, just be afraid of chaos. @银满仓带单日记
