The second day of ride-hailing income is 313. Now I have to pay 200 in rent every day. After a few days when I get the hang of it, I can cut the 350 daily expense—if there’s leftover money, I can buy a U. Work hard toward the goal. In the future, I need to control the drawdown rate. $PEPE
Make a wish, just in case it comes true. These ten days I studied and got ten straight positions doubled. This one hundred is a thousand, which means a hundred thousand. When I collect ten disciples, one is thirty thousand—doesn’t that mean four hundred thousand? Doesn’t the principal come back then?
One trade shift completely disrupted the rhythm. Oh, although a long upper wick like this has appeared—you can still look for more—but missing a step like this in one go really messes with your mindset.
This really is only something you can blame yourself for—you just changed the position at your convenience. It’s already at the take-profit level. My trading is rarely where I switch to take profit. Sigh, usually it’s this kind of drawdown toward breaking even. Starting from starting another one… I don’t know what happened this time.
So this is what you mean by missing the move with AAVE, you bastard. I don’t really see it going up. Take a look at the crude oil chart too—come on, it just moves like this and you only managed so much.
To do things, you should look far ahead—and trading is the same. Staring at the rise and fall of one or two candlesticks right in front of you makes it easy to get led around by short-term fluctuations. Make a little profit and you rush to lock it in; see a bit of floating loss and you panic into cutting. You keep going back and forth, and in the end you might not end up with much benefit. To be honest, the short-term market is full of noise. Big surges and sharp crashes are often the result of short-term capital sparring. Today’s huge bullish candle may be swallowed up by a single bearish candle tomorrow. If you overthink today’s gains and losses, you’re likely to miss the bigger direction. Change your perspective and look farther. Understand the environment of the larger cycle, and tell whether this is only a rebound within a phase—or whether the trend has truly opened up. Don’t let momentary temptations on the intraday chart throw you off from the plan you originally set. And even if you look far ahead, you can’t get around risk control. A long-term mindset isn’t stubbornly holding losses, and it’s not ignoring what’s on the screen and forcing it through. Personally, I focus on distinguishing clearly what counts as a judgment about the big direction, and what is just emotional disturbance on the short-term. Open up your perspective, accept the ups and downs that happen along the way, and don’t let temporary wins and losses trap your mindset—because that’s what makes it easier to keep going for the long run.
Last night, the empty position on that Tesla order was set with a break-even. Later, the price rebounded and then the market pushed out to close the position. This AAVE trade carried on with the liquidation line, hoping to survive the liquidation and get out after it climbed upward. $AAVE
You’ll start trading as soon as you go in, that’s a sign with 100 bucks. If it drops too fast, it was already 14 units of principal—make 10 units of profit, then come out first. $HYPE
Three places pooled together to make a hundred yuan. I topped it up—this time, if it doesn’t work, I’ll go work for two months, then come back and continue. $HYPE is empty hype stop-loss 9u stop-win 14u
I’m thinking about something—if you work a day and earn over 100, like 120, and overtime is 15 per hour, then that day is basically 150, right? If trading stays stable, then you can earn 22u a day, right?
Transactions from the replies of my fellow bros—I’ve copied them down and I’ll research them. After summarizing, it basically comes down to: heavy position sizing, impatience, and no proper positive feedback loop. When things go right, it advances by leaps and bounds—sometimes several times within a few days. You need to integrate tactics, and change your inner mindset and cognition.
Just opened 58.com to look for jobs. I’ve been a full-time trader for four years—what can I do? I only saw two delivery/handling jobs, over a hundred a day including meals and lodging. Then I might as well just sink into trading. If I can make more per day trading than working, that’s enough. With this 5u, I can do it twice and already have the principal. $PUMP