#btc It seems that now we should look at long positions on ALTA, even a falling Bitcoin gives multipliers for altcoins) I would search for long setup opportunities right now, but for now I’m not risking opening positions, neither long nor short. I’ll just wait on the sidelines 💯
#btc #syn good night)) For now, no deals—I’m watching these two heroes: one hero’s a fall, SYN; the other’s growth, BTC). I’m preparing for the American session—I’m going to short both). BTC from 63–64k: either they’ll drag it up to 0.72 overnight, or dump it to 0.16 😁😁 We’re monitoring and waiting )
#syn Good day, gentlemen. The series of successful trades continues) I think on Monday I’ll short Bitcoin from 64300 or 63300 depending on what they give)) A mega dangerous trade is planned) In general, shorting is the most dangerous story) I’d better recommend working from the long side)
#btc Good evening, beginner and practicing traders—I’ll put up a super post (I’ll say right away: I didn’t write it, but the idea is so correct that the post deserves to be copied) and so:
Trading is a store with an instant return of goods.
Trading is a store. Only with one superpower that no store in the world has.
Look.
In an ordinary store, on the shelf there are hundreds of items. Today one thing is in fashion, tomorrow another. The owner purchases a batch, invests money, and waits for demand.
But what if he guessed wrong?
The goods sit there. The money is frozen. He sits with that warehouse for months. Sells at a loss. Prays that at least something will sell.
Now look at us.
A trader also has a shelf. Stocks, gold, oil, currency, futures—hundreds of items. Today one thing is taking off, tomorrow another.
We also “buy goods”—we open a position.
But here is the main difference.
If the product doesn’t sell, we return it. Instantly. And we take back almost all of our money.
That’s what a stop is.
A short stop is not “I lost.” It’s “I returned the item to the store and I’m waiting for the next one.”
An ordinary merchant would dream of something like this. He takes a batch, it doesn’t sell—returns it to the supplier minus half a percent—and is free. The money is back in your pocket, and your hands are untied!
Since there's nothing to do, I decided to post my negative trades. Every trader has them, but not everyone shows them, creating an aura of success. As traders say, the main thing is not to become a downed pilot. One thing is trading, another is showing trade percentages.) Many people post screenshots with insane percentages.) One thing is trading, another is drawing) Wishing everyone profit, God willing) P.S. I'm preparing to short LAB at $20–21.)$$LAB
$BTW Hey everyone! Out of boredom, I opened a bounce trade. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned, so I didn't hold onto the loss—I just grabbed some cash for cigarettes! Remember about dynamic stops. Keep adjusting them; even a small profit is important!!