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Do you have any suggestions for $ETH , big shots?
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Starting at 60U, target 100,000U. Currently 27 days, asset 1506U. The amount of funds has unknowingly grown larger, and I have slowly controlled the leverage. I do not pursue speed; I have found that many people have no concept of U. 1U can buy a few loaves of bread, 2U can buy pig trotter rice, 3U can buy a pack of cigarettes. Dripping water penetrates stone, slowly accumulating. Let's keep it up, everyone!
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If you must play with contracts, remember the following points! !
If you must play with contracts, remember the following points! Very important!
1. Playing with contracts is to bet small on big, and it is normal to suffer losses. However, after facing stop loss, two groups of people appeared. Some people will open orders frantically after stop loss, and some people will directly enter the cooling-off period.
My suggestion is that if you encounter frequent stop loss, you should calm down, temporarily stop trading, and adjust your strategy.
2. Don't rush for success. Trading is not a means to get rich overnight. When you encounter losses in trading, keep a calm mind, don't rush to open orders, and don't bet heavily.
3. It is important to be optimistic about the general trend. When you see that it is a one-sided market through the market, you must follow the trend and don't trade against the trend. The counter-trend is the root cause of losses. Both novices and veterans have the habit of trading against the trend. However, once the market trend is formed, counter-trend operations will often be taught a lesson by the market, so we must learn to follow the trend and wait patiently for opportunities before operating.
4. The profit-loss ratio must be done well, otherwise it is difficult to make money. Make the profit as much greater than the loss as possible, at least a 2:1 order must be achieved before considering opening an order.
5. Frequent trading is a taboo for contracts. If you are not a contract expert, you must restrain the impulse to open orders blindly, especially for novice players, who are passionate about the market and always want to seize every opportunity, but most of the so-called opportunities will bring losses.
6. Only make money within your cognition, this is very important.
7. Don't carry orders. Carrying orders in contracts is a taboo, especially for novices who have just started. You must do a good job of stop loss. Carrying orders is the beginning of stepping into the abyss. I remind you again not to carry orders.
8. Don't float when you make a profit, as floating will lead to losses.
If you must play with contracts, remember the following points! Very important!
1. Playing with contracts is to bet small on big, and it is normal to suffer losses. However, after facing stop loss, two groups of people appeared. Some people will open orders frantically after stop loss, and some people will directly enter the cooling-off period.
My suggestion is that if you encounter frequent stop loss, you should calm down, temporarily stop trading, and adjust your strategy.
2. Don't rush for success. Trading is not a means to get rich overnight. When you encounter losses in trading, keep a calm mind, don't rush to open orders, and don't bet heavily.
3. It is important to be optimistic about the general trend. When you see that it is a one-sided market through the market, you must follow the trend and don't trade against the trend. The counter-trend is the root cause of losses. Both novices and veterans have the habit of trading against the trend. However, once the market trend is formed, counter-trend operations will often be taught a lesson by the market, so we must learn to follow the trend and wait patiently for opportunities before operating.
4. The profit-loss ratio must be done well, otherwise it is difficult to make money. Make the profit as much greater than the loss as possible, at least a 2:1 order must be achieved before considering opening an order.
5. Frequent trading is a taboo for contracts. If you are not a contract expert, you must restrain the impulse to open orders blindly, especially for novice players, who are passionate about the market and always want to seize every opportunity, but most of the so-called opportunities will bring losses.
6. Only make money within your cognition, this is very important.
7. Don't carry orders. Carrying orders in contracts is a taboo, especially for novices who have just started. You must do a good job of stop loss. Carrying orders is the beginning of stepping into the abyss. I remind you again not to carry orders.
8. Don't float when you make a profit, as floating will lead to losses.
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Frequent opening of positions causing capital erosion is a common problem for almost all novice traders. Remember that opening a position is not a task; whether to open a position depends on whether the market allows it. The market is always there; do not believe in what the square says about the last opportunity to get in or the last opportunity to get out; they do not exist. Both rises and falls need corrections; do not chase the rise or sell off during a fall. Whether bullish or bearish, wait for the correction point to enter the market. If there is no correction point, it means you need to wait! Waiting is more important than buying. Trading is like hunting; it's not just about pulling the trigger at that moment; the waiting process is even more important. If you are not executing well while waiting, you may not even get the chance to pull the trigger.
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KDJ usage
1. Basic concepts of KDJ
The KDJ indicator is also called the stochastic indicator. Compared with other technical indicators, the KDJ stochastic indicator responds more sensitively and quickly, so it can identify short-term trends more promptly. It is a better technical indicator for analyzing and judging short- and medium-term trend bands.
Calculation method: Based on statistical principles, through the highest price, lowest price and closing price of the last calculation period that occurred in a specific period (usually 9 days, 9 weeks, etc.) and the proportional relationship between the three, To calculate the immature random value RSV of the last calculation period, and then calculate the K value, D value and J value according to the smooth moving average method, and draw a curve chart to judge the price trend.
The KDJ indicator is also called the stochastic indicator. Compared with other technical indicators, the KDJ stochastic indicator responds more sensitively and quickly, so it can identify short-term trends more promptly. It is a better technical indicator for analyzing and judging short- and medium-term trend bands.
Calculation method: Based on statistical principles, through the highest price, lowest price and closing price of the last calculation period that occurred in a specific period (usually 9 days, 9 weeks, etc.) and the proportional relationship between the three, To calculate the immature random value RSV of the last calculation period, and then calculate the K value, D value and J value according to the smooth moving average method, and draw a curve chart to judge the price trend.
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Introduction and analysis of commonly used indicators in the cryptocurrency circle (Part 1)
1. MA moving average
MA (Moving Average) is an important reference indicator for measuring the main cost. It is used to observe price change trends and play a role in testing pressure and support. When used as a trend judgment, the longer the period, the more effective it is. On the other hand, it should be noted that when the moving average forms a long arrangement, the short-term moving average is used as the basis for holding positions.
Application Rules: Gurdjieff’s Eight Rules:
1. The average line gradually flattens from falling. When the price breaks through the average line from below, it is a buying signal.
2. The price continuously rises away from the average line, and the price suddenly drops, but does not fall below the rising average line. When the price rises again, you can add more buying.
MA (Moving Average) is an important reference indicator for measuring the main cost. It is used to observe price change trends and play a role in testing pressure and support. When used as a trend judgment, the longer the period, the more effective it is. On the other hand, it should be noted that when the moving average forms a long arrangement, the short-term moving average is used as the basis for holding positions.
Application Rules: Gurdjieff’s Eight Rules:
1. The average line gradually flattens from falling. When the price breaks through the average line from below, it is a buying signal.
2. The price continuously rises away from the average line, and the price suddenly drops, but does not fall below the rising average line. When the price rises again, you can add more buying.
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Introduction and analysis of commonly used indicators in the cryptocurrency circle (Part 2)
1. BBI Long and Short Index
BBI (Bull and Bear index) is a comprehensive indicator that is a weighted average of moving averages of different periods. It is a moving average indicator and generally uses 4 parameters such as 3, 6, 12, and 24. It is an improvement on the ordinary moving average MA indicator. It has the sensitivity of short-term moving averages and obvious mid-term trend characteristics.
Application rules: 1. If the price is above the BBI curve, it is considered a long market.
2. When the price is below the BBI curve, it is considered a short market.
3. When the closing price in the high price zone falls below the BBI curve, it is a sell signal.
BBI (Bull and Bear index) is a comprehensive indicator that is a weighted average of moving averages of different periods. It is a moving average indicator and generally uses 4 parameters such as 3, 6, 12, and 24. It is an improvement on the ordinary moving average MA indicator. It has the sensitivity of short-term moving averages and obvious mid-term trend characteristics.
Application rules: 1. If the price is above the BBI curve, it is considered a long market.
2. When the price is below the BBI curve, it is considered a short market.
3. When the closing price in the high price zone falls below the BBI curve, it is a sell signal.
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Introduction and analysis of commonly used indicators in the cryptocurrency circle (Part 3)
1. MACD Exponential Smoothed Moving Average Convergence and Divergence
MACD (Moving Average Convergence and Divergence) is a general trend indicator. It consists of five parts: long-term moving average DEA, short-term DIF, red energy column (long), green energy column (short), and 0 axis (long-short dividing line). It can eliminate the frequent false signal defects of the moving average and ensure the maximum results of the moving average.
Application rules: 1. MACD is a long market when it is above the 0 limit, and vice versa is a short market.
2. DIF and DEA are both positive, and DIF breaks through DEA upward, which is a buy signal.
3. DIF and DEA are both negative, and DIF falls below DEA, which is a sell signal.
MACD (Moving Average Convergence and Divergence) is a general trend indicator. It consists of five parts: long-term moving average DEA, short-term DIF, red energy column (long), green energy column (short), and 0 axis (long-short dividing line). It can eliminate the frequent false signal defects of the moving average and ensure the maximum results of the moving average.
Application rules: 1. MACD is a long market when it is above the 0 limit, and vice versa is a short market.
2. DIF and DEA are both positive, and DIF breaks through DEA upward, which is a buy signal.
3. DIF and DEA are both negative, and DIF falls below DEA, which is a sell signal.
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Commonly used indicators!
Common indicators and analysis in the cryptocurrency world
In the currency circle, investors often use various technical indicators to analyze the price movements and market trends of digital currencies. The following are some commonly used indicators and their analysis:
1. Moving Averages (MA): By calculating the average price over a period of time and smoothing the price curve, it helps determine the direction of the trend and support/resistance levels.
2. Relative Strength Index (RSI): Used to measure market overbought and oversold conditions, usually in the range of 0-100. An RSI value above 70 may indicate overbought, and an RSI value below 30 may indicate oversold.
1. Moving Averages (MA): By calculating the average price over a period of time and smoothing the price curve, it helps determine the direction of the trend and support/resistance levels.
2. Relative Strength Index (RSI): Used to measure market overbought and oversold conditions, usually in the range of 0-100. An RSI value above 70 may indicate overbought, and an RSI value below 30 may indicate oversold.
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MACD Usage
As a trend indicator, MACD can determine the mid-term trend.
Basic usage
①Divergence method (most commonly used):
Tip: When the K-line trend is higher than the previous peak, but the MACD trend is lower than the previous peak, it is a top divergence; when the K-line trend is lower than the previous peak, but the MACD trend is higher than the previous peak, it is a bottom divergence.
Conclusion: Bottom divergence is bullish; top divergence is bearish.
②Golden Cross and Dead Cross method (trend method):
MACD Golden Cross: Bullish; MACD Dead Cross: Bearish
Note: MACD's golden cross and dead cross tend to look at a larger cycle, 4 hours is the best, daily line or 30 minutes are also acceptable.
Basic usage
①Divergence method (most commonly used):
Tip: When the K-line trend is higher than the previous peak, but the MACD trend is lower than the previous peak, it is a top divergence; when the K-line trend is lower than the previous peak, but the MACD trend is higher than the previous peak, it is a bottom divergence.
Conclusion: Bottom divergence is bullish; top divergence is bearish.
②Golden Cross and Dead Cross method (trend method):
MACD Golden Cross: Bullish; MACD Dead Cross: Bearish
Note: MACD's golden cross and dead cross tend to look at a larger cycle, 4 hours is the best, daily line or 30 minutes are also acceptable.