Eight practical experiences
1: When the market is bad, we buy low; when the market is hot, we take over and take action when the opportunity arises. Don't rush into the market, wait for a good opportunity to take action, and don't be fooled by the illusion of the market.
2: Take a break after making money, don't stare at the market every day, after all, it's trading day all year round, and we have to take a breath. Don't take risks in places you don't understand, only play in places you understand, make the money you can make, don't be greedy.
3: When the market goes down, we follow it, don't go against the trend, that will only make you lose more. Follow the market trend, respond to market changes flexibly, and don't be led astray by market fluctuations.
4: If you lose money for three consecutive days, stop and think about why you keep losing money, and don't step into the same pit again. Think deeply about the source of the loss, avoid stepping into the misunderstanding again, and prevent yourself from becoming a receiver.
5: Don't add positions randomly if you are not sure, and build positions in batches to be stable. Don't get involved in the market too early, avoid left-side trading, and wait for the best time to make a move.
6: The price of the currency has risen so fast all of a sudden, be careful not to be taken advantage of. Be cautious with high-volume currencies, which may be traps and easy to get into trouble.
7: When the market is noisy, don't rush to trade, as the risk is high and it is easy to lose money. When the market diverges, stay calm and don't blindly follow the trend.
8: When the market is high, don't chase the rise, it may be a temptation for you to take over. Be wary of the temptation of high-volume currency prices to prevent becoming a victim of high-level takeovers.
