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Play some relatively volatile markets, take it slow every day, be steady, make fewer trades, and wrap it up when it's about right

#事件合约 #事件合约 Since April, I've been playing events, and finally broke even and made a profit (with two accounts). I've experienced too much in between, going from a novice who knew nothing and played randomly to joining various paid groups for signals. The result was relying on others to earn, which will definitely lead to losses in various ways (the highest account lost 5000 USD). I considered various methods, learned various indicators, and developed various strategies. I even used robots for trading, but it never worked. The funds just kept going back and forth, stuck in place, until I calmed down for a month. During this time, I didn’t focus too much on breaking even, using only the most basic indicators, observing the market casually without staring at it constantly. I would stop once a certain target was hit (not setting a fixed daily value, just looking at the average). I’ve weighed options between regular investments and leveraged investments, and I still chose leveraged investments, but each order must be placed one at a time, even if I leverage up to 250, it’s still one order at a time, not consecutive. I clearly stop placing orders when the market moves one way. In fact, the winning rate is always the most critical aspect of event contracts. My winning rate is still not enough, and I need to learn and control better. Everything else is just noise. To achieve a relatively high winning rate, I can only enter with fewer trades at good positions (and I accept losses at good positions). In the end, I hope everyone can successfully reach their goals.

ps: If you can't control yourself after ten minutes, then you definitely shouldn't play for five minutes.