$STRK Many people ask me: Sister Maiya, how do you make your trades both steady and accurate?
$RLC Actually, it comes down to just three steps. I drill this into every newcomer’s bones in their very first week of hands-on practice.
$MET Read the trend: only look at timeframes of 4H and above. If it’s rising, go long with the trend; if it’s falling, go short with the trend; if it’s ranging, just sit on your hands and wait. Don’t mess around blindly.
Find key levels: support and resistance are your "steps." Pinpoint the takeoff point for entry and the landing point for exit. Don’t chase highs or panic-sell lows.
Wait for a signal to enter: the higher timeframe sets the direction, the lower timeframe finds the entry signal.
Before placing a trade, write down the coin, position size, direction, stop loss, and take profit clearly. Exit when the time comes; never get stuck in a prolonged fight.
Trading is not about frequent operations; it’s about acting only when you see the setup clearly.
If you want to learn this strategy systematically, come chat with me.
$RLC Actually, it comes down to just three steps. I drill this into every newcomer’s bones in their very first week of hands-on practice.
$MET Read the trend: only look at timeframes of 4H and above. If it’s rising, go long with the trend; if it’s falling, go short with the trend; if it’s ranging, just sit on your hands and wait. Don’t mess around blindly.
Find key levels: support and resistance are your "steps." Pinpoint the takeoff point for entry and the landing point for exit. Don’t chase highs or panic-sell lows.
Wait for a signal to enter: the higher timeframe sets the direction, the lower timeframe finds the entry signal.
Before placing a trade, write down the coin, position size, direction, stop loss, and take profit clearly. Exit when the time comes; never get stuck in a prolonged fight.
Trading is not about frequent operations; it’s about acting only when you see the setup clearly.
If you want to learn this strategy systematically, come chat with me.