Ultimately, it was Trump's victory that triggered the big bull run that I had anticipated a week ago. The bears, who profited so much last week from the market crash, were either wiped out, lost a lot of money, or simply turned bullish because of the election.
$BTC It hit an all-time high of over $76,000, and the market followed this trend.
I want to share these screenshots from yesterday, approximately 24 hours ago, which are the positions I opened to take advantage of the run. The result is that, in these two days, I went from having $200 (what I saved for after last week's bearishness) to more than $2,350. To do this, the risk management, strategy and progression that I used was very important, because if you look at the case of bitcoin there is a leverage of 75, which I never use, and it is a real beast, but in this case, I opened the position on Tuesday with $75 x 50, and as the prices rose I was expanding the position. In addition, I was increasing the stop loss orders as I obtained profits, in order to be able to expand the positions without risking the profits obtained.
These are the last screenshots I took with the 4 open positions, because then bitcoin hit the take profit of $76000, and then I decided to close all the positions. Then I opened my usual positions of 35 or 40×20, and I was able to take advantage of the climb of $NEIRO from $0.00205000 to the current value, with some closings and openings in between. I also opened positions of the same size with $1MBABYDOGE and Turbo, although the latter did not vary much in the last hours.
I hope that the advice I mentioned above can be useful to you in managing risks while defending the profits obtained.
As for my outlook for the coming days, I believe that in the medium term there will be increases in prices if we compare them to the current value, but the pace of the increase will be much more progressive as more liquidity reaches the market, and there will be many fluctuations in between. I will read any questions in the comments. Good luck to everyone.
