How to grasp the trend of $ZEN?

1. Before placing an order, determine your position and leverage. Make sure to calculate your capital ratio well. Do not go all in with maximum leverage; you cannot enter at the lowest and highest points. The result of going all in is simply liquidation.

2. Analyze the market before placing an order. Why are you placing an order here? What is the reason for buying? Are there support or resistance levels? Has the momentum for upward or downward movement exhausted?

3. Where is your stop-loss position after placing the order? Where is your take-profit position? Have you identified them? Many people place orders based on feelings that the price will drop or rise, which is incorrect. This is gambling; betting on high or low, and in the end, it results in losses and liquidation.

4. The moment you place an order, you should know how much profit you can make. First take-profit, second take-profit, replenishment position, stop-loss position. When your operational thinking is clear, place orders according to your strategy. Correct actions lead to profits, while wrong actions lead to losses.

5. Risk-reward ratio: How much will you lose from the opening price to the stop-loss? Calculate it. For the opening price, calculate the target price's risk-reward ratio. It should be at least 1:1.5, ideally above 1:2, for you to establish a strategy.

6. Many people make trades where they earn peanuts but lose watermelons. There is no risk-reward ratio; they can't hold on to small profits, and when the market reverses, they start losing money, trapped in their positions, and end up cutting losses or getting liquidated, with their capital diminishing.