💥 First, Identify Your Position in the Market 💥

➡️➡️ Are you a trader or an investor?

1. If you are a trader:

• Focus on achieving short-term goals.

• Set your target to be double your stop-loss level.

• Ensure that your stop-loss does not exceed 5% of your capital.

2. If you are an investor:

• Aim for medium- and long-term goals.

• You can take partial profits when medium-term goals are achieved and leave the rest for long-term targets.

• Avoid using stop-loss; it is only suitable for traders engaged in daily or weekly trading.

💡 Best Strategy for Investors: Capital Allocation

• For example, if you want to buy a currency at $1 and your capital is $1,000:

1. Start by investing $250.

2. If the price drops to $0.75, invest another $250.

• If you plan to distribute your capital across 5 currencies:

• Divide your capital: $1,000 ÷ 5 = $200 per currency.

• Upon receiving a recommendation, invest only $100 initially.

• If the price drops by 20% to 30%, add the remaining $100.

• For strict financial management:

• Start with $50 for each currency, then add more as needed.

💡 Additional Tips:

1. Always keep a portion of your funds in cash for emergencies; avoid investing all your capital in currencies.

2. Do not move randomly between currencies or sell your investments at a loss to buy others that are rising.

3. Remember that liquidity rotates among different currencies and sectors; patience and careful selection are key.

✔️ Benefits of This Strategy:

• Even if the market experiences a sharp decline, your psychological state won’t be significantly impacted, and you’ll notice a positive difference in your investments.

Wishing you success!