Retail investors generally have a common habit—when they lose, they stubbornly hold on; when they make a bit of profit, they run. They over-focus on those small, fragmented gains in their accounts while ignoring the overall trend and trading volume.
My advice is simple: when you’re in profit, stay patient. If your loss exceeds 5%, exit immediately. If your profit reaches 15% and then retraces to 10%, take it and leave; if it keeps rising, keep holding. With this approach, even if the success rate is only half, you can still make money long-term. The key is to control greed, recognize losses, and follow the trend.
Use moving averages to judge direction. When they are rising, it’s bullish; when they sink, it’s bearish. For short-term trades, watch the daily chart; if the trading volume suddenly spikes, adjust your strategy. For mid- to long-term, look at the weekly chart: buy when you break through key levels, and sell when you fall below them.
For short-term, watch the 15-minute to 1-hour candlestick charts, and pair them with the KDJ indicator to find buy/sell points. Use OBV to gauge the main players’ intentions. For popular coins, when negative news hits, they may range in the short term, but the long-term trend may still remain.
In short, there are three key points: strict stop-loss, follow the trend, and control your emotions.
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