火星居民J

Yes, I don't know how many other teachers have gone in, but I have gone in many times...

Isn't it true that if one is bearish they don't short, and if one is bullish they don't go long?

Based on the current price, I can say my average price is better than 80% of the market, just do your evaluation well. This kind of negativity is meaningless...

From now on, please call me 🐶 Wang…

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Life and death are destined, wealth and nobility are in the hands of heaven.

The previous material package is still there···· make one for LIGHT····

Did not see any messages, but this extraordinary amount won't be a MicroStrategy increase again····

The overall inventory position currently has an unrealized loss of about 40%. This time I lost, and the spot can only be held steady (the only consolation is that there are no worthless counterfeit items in the position), and at this point, I just want to break even.

Maji has finally come out on top····

This trend chart is not very polite, is it? 😂···

This wave is really powerful

In just one day, a desperate counterattack

The bulls will never be slaves

Thank that persistent self, friends

In fact, I want to send a red envelope to celebrate, but I'm afraid it might be a false signal, so I'll hold off for now.

Until around December 7th, if I see a continuous series of large bullish candles on the 4-hour chart, and if my long positions are profitable, I won’t exit completely, but I will reduce at least 1/3 of my position. For those who have been stuck in long positions, if the price is close to the opening price, you can consider reducing part of your holdings and leave some to add back later.

For those with hedging positions, the place to reduce long positions is where you add short positions, and it's fine to keep the positions on both sides around the original levels.

This is driven by news, as of November 27, according to CME's "FedWatch" data, the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by 25 basis points in December is 82.9%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate is 17.1%. This sentiment can fade quickly, and there might be a pullback, so try not to chase after big bullish candles.

Wait until after the U.S. stock market closes and the 4-hour chart pulls back again; it won't be too late to enter then. Just remember, the further you deviate from the correct entry position, the wider your stop-loss needs to be. Since the stop-loss is wider, the position size should also be appropriately reduced.

The bulls have endured for so long; it’s time to take a breath...

My own strategy is a very mindless pure left-side strategy.

Big spikes, I just open positions one by one, narrow losses, and when stopped out, I go lower to the key positions. I keep doing this until it can’t stop me.

When a black swan event occurs, and there’s a volume increase at the bottom, I heavily buy spot with 90%, and when there’s a decrease in volume, I don’t open spot. For contracts, I open 10% like scattering flowers. If after a rebound, it breaks the key position again, I will reduce my position (with a chance of reducing at the lowest point). The 30% remaining position is for breakeven losses, and the spot also carries stop losses like the contracts.

The win rate is like one in a mess, completely chaotic, but the profit-loss ratio is good.

It’s no longer 1:3 or 1:5, starting from 1:10 or above, 1: dozens is the norm.

But when the narrow frequency oscillation or trend strength is insufficient, this strategy keeps losing, continuously losing, so it’s not suitable for most people.

The positions where I catch spikes are not places many are willing to open positions. In several live broadcasts, it’s been like this. I catch spikes, and I’ve said it, almost no one opens with me.

I have already made a lot of floating profits and started chasing up/down. How should I say it? Just say, dear baby, hurry up and sell your house to go all in, if you don’t go all in, you will miss out. Is that appropriate? Who bears the loss? If I profit, it has nothing to do with me, and if you sell a bit less, you still nag me, can I still speak? I’ve already been forced not to mention the word 'short', only daring to say reduce positions and pay attention to certain positions. What else can I do? If I change it, I can only be like Brother Sun, writing something big is coming, and the rest is all up to guessing?

If trading relies entirely on watching the square, and the square says long, then go long; if the square calls short, then go short, then don’t play anymore. If you don’t need the money, donate it to Han Hong, that’s much better. At least the kids in the mountainous areas will thank you.

Don’t say that the bottom chips were called off by Zhang San, Li Si, and Wang Ermazi. If they don’t call, they can’t hold. If the whole square is calling short, if you can hold, then you’re cursed.

When the price goes up, you feel unbalanced inside, thinking that Zhang San, Li Si, and Wang Ermazi have delayed you, harmed you, and you’ve earned a lot less, suffering huge losses. But what if it drops?

Shouldn’t I self-seal, luckily I ran fast? Am I really that smart?

At my age, I should be doing things appropriate to my age. Having traded until now, if I still have no subjective judgment thinking, then in another ten years, wouldn’t I just become a VIP in a health product MLM?