MACD can be created, institutional traders never use such things as a reference for buying.
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There is a dumbest method of cryptocurrency trading, which is almost 100% profitable. From then on, I began to seriously study cryptocurrency trading
There is an uncle around me who used to drive a taxi. Then he came into contact with the cryptocurrency circle. From then on, he began to seriously study cryptocurrency trading. He achieved a life counterattack by trading in cryptocurrencies, and now his assets have reached 8 figures. His method is actually very simple. There are only 4 steps back and forth, from currency selection, buying, position management to selling, every detail will be explained to you clearly!
The first step is to open the daily line, only look at the daily level, and the currency of the MACD golden cross, it is best to choose the golden cross above the 0 axis, this effect is the best!
The second step is to switch to the daily level. Here you only need to look at one moving average, called the daily average line, hold it online, and sell it offline.
After the third step of buying, the currency price breaks through the daily average line, and the volume can also be above the daily average line, so you need to buy it in full. The fourth selling is divided into three details. The first is the increase of the band. When it exceeds 40%, sell 1/3 of the overall position. The second is the overall band increase. When it exceeds 80%, sell 1/3. When it falls below the daily average line, clear all positions.
The fourth step is also the most important step. Since we all use the daily average line as our basis for buying, if there are some unexpected situations on the second day and it falls directly below, then we must sell all of them, don’t be lucky! Although through our method of selecting coins! The probability of it falling below is very small! But we still have to be aware of risks! After selling, wait for it to stand on the daily average line again, and then take it back!
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