“Try to learn to slow down. You can’t get it by rushing; you can’t get it by being frantic. Frequent actions only speed up your demise. Most people in this circle are struggling to survive, and I am no exception. The more I try to get my money back quickly, the more I end up losing. Human nature is too hard to control—let’s encourage each other.” $BTC
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✨Day 8✨ Send Again At the end of last week, we achieved a total warehouse position profit of 20%. Yesterday’s income: 11 Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 371 Today, I’m still only placing one trade. I manually took profit. But I still sold too early—however, it doesn’t affect anything, because I took profit at a relatively good level. I’ll stick to not holding for the long term. Also, while chatting with my mentor, I happened to gain a deeper understanding of market behavior, so it’s also a worthwhile takeaway.
✨Day 7✨ Today’s income: 6.89 Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 360 I only did one trade today and manually took profit. I entered because volume stabilized and held; I rode a wave of pullback and rebound. I wanted to get 15 points, but once I started hesitating, I left 🤧
✨Day 6✨ Today's income: 15 Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 353 Not much to say about today's trade. As usual, we should look for opportunities to go long. It was a very good hammer candle line, and the take-profit was achieved smoothly. Also, as before, if there isn't a good entry position today, we won't open the trade. In addition, today I criticized Uncle Orange Master for a few poor price levels and directly went in at the bottom 👻👻
✨Day 5✨ Today’s drawdown: 0.49 Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 338 Today we opened one trade, broke even and then exited. There were two issues: 1. What I thought and what I did didn’t match. I clearly wanted to test at 4.063 and then enter, but after I saw a fake signal, I entered early. In the end, it still reached the target area. 2. I couldn’t hold the position. I made it through the bottom volatility, but the market churned for a while and I lost patience, so I closed. Later there was a big surge upward. The result that could have been a take-profit turned into a loss of 0.5.
I didn’t close any deals today—I was fooled by that morning surge 😵 Let me share a short article to warn myself: stick to your own rules. All trading strategies are imperfect. The more you try to make them perfect, the more you end up getting hit from both sides. For example, it jumps 20 points—so you sell it, and then it jumps another 20 points. You start thinking, “Next time I’ll hold it.” Then you run into this kind of situation again, you stubbornly hold, and it flips straight from profit to loss. After it happens enough times, you start feeling confused. In reality, every strategy isn’t perfect. What you can do is make trade-offs—choose what to accept and what to avoid. Make money only from the profits you’re meant to capture. This process is hard; you get repeatedly worn down and battered by your emotions.
✨Day 4✨ Today's income: 20.4 Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 339 This trade was entered as soon as I saw clear signals. I only take trades in line with the trend, and successfully take profit. Thoughts: Going forward, I can slowly try placing limit orders at set prices—this way the entry level can be better. For this trade, should I hold it longer? I’ll just leave it like this for now. Stick to short-term trading: quick in, quick out. These days are very volatile. Let’s just keep it safe and put the gains in the bag first.
✨Day 3✨ Resent what was missed yesterday Today's drawdown: 2.8u Starting balance: 300 Account balance: 318 This trade I made today was really stupid. The first two days I was profitable on two trades, so I got overconfident and inflated. I set a tolerance of 0.007, assuming it was a certain turning point, but I didn’t leave enough buffer space. In the end, I got stopped out by a classic stop-hunt whipsaw, and after getting knocked back by 0.002 from the stop loss, I turned around. The market’s liquidity swept through me and taught me a harsh lesson. If I had followed the rules, I could have secured the profits steadily—but it got wiped out. I still need to train. Only earn money within the rules; everything else is none of your business. Continuing to watch the market—these past two days the market has been chaotic. Open only after you understand.