The common problem among retail investors is: they hold on stubbornly when losing money and rush to exit when making a small profit, focusing only on the trivial gains in their accounts while ignoring the overall market situation and trading volume.

My suggestion is: stay calm when making money, and decisively exit if losses exceed 5%.

My little tip is: when profits reach 15%, if it falls back to 10%, you should exit; if it continues to rise, then hold on. By repeating this process, even if the success rate is only half, you can ultimately achieve substantial returns. The key is to control greed, not to fear losses, maintain a sense of proportion, follow the market rhythm, and not go against the market.

To judge market trends, moving averages are a good tool; if they rise, it means an uptrend, and if they fall, it indicates a downtrend.

For short-term trading, just focus on the daily chart, and once the trading volume increases, you should quickly follow suit.

If you are engaging in medium to long-term operations, you should look at the weekly chart; be bold to buy when there is a breakout and decisively sell when it breaks down. When the market is not performing well, you should remain observant and not blindly bottom-fish, as profiting against the trend is indeed difficult. When trading cryptocurrencies, focus on the big while letting go of the small; it's more important to stop losses promptly when mistakes are made than to earn a little profit.

During short-term operations, closely monitor the 15-minute to 1-hour K-line chart, use KDJ to find buying and selling points, and then guess the intentions of the main forces through OBV. When stocks are being washed, the trading volume will decrease, and when unloading, it will increase. When popular coins encounter risky news, there may be short-term volume shrinkage and fluctuations, but there is still a possibility of hitting new highs afterwards. #以太坊时刻到来？ #市场回暖新机遇 #比特币打破感恩节魔咒 #市场波动，加仓还是观望？