If you choose to do contracts, The first thing to understand is that the most important thing is position management. If you enter with 100 times leverage and 10% of the position, you will be far away from forced liquidation. Why do many people have their positions blown up? It’s a position problem. The second most important thing is the mentality. The market is constantly changing. It is normal to make profits and losses during the whole process. If you want to protect your capital, you don’t need to enter the currency circle. You can directly buy capital-protected financial management. Since you choose to do contracts, you are trying to make a small profit with a big investment. Third, the news. The news is a factor that affects price changes, including option delivery, non-agricultural, CPI, interest rate cuts, US stocks and many other factors. The last is your operation of technical issues, how to read trends, candlestick charts, K-lines and various indicators. Even if you are a very good trader, you dare not say that you will always make a profit. What we can do is to make profits as the market continues to change. The most difficult problem for novices is, 1. Position, heavy position. 2. Anti-order, no stop loss. Set a stop loss that you can accept. 3. Covering positions. If the position is light, you can cover the position appropriately. If the position is heavy, the more you cover, the more it will explode. Covering positions will bring your forced liquidation price closer. 4. Mentality. If you make money, you will be very happy. If you lose a little, your mentality will explode. You will immediately cover your position heavily, hoping to get it back.
The currency circle is anti-human. If you lose, just stop for a while and wait for the trend to come out. In the face of market conditions and trends, all technologies are insignificant. What you can do is how to gain your own interests in this market. Mentality, position, technology, trend, luck. None of them can be missing.
I hope my post can be useful to some newbies. They are all coded one by one. If you are interested, please visit my homepage to discuss and communicate with us.
Always keep awe of the market. Those who think that money is easy to make here will understand the importance of the things I wrote above when luck deviates from you.
Finally, I wish you all a fruitful year in the coming year.
The real market opened this morning There is no use looking at this kind of chart It looks like 75 times, but the actual single position is only about 2.4 times
So what's the use? The profit chart can be faked and simulated
Ah... why are there so many teachers popping up again? Can Binance stop recommending these teachers to me? Please recommend more like Wang Zong, data detection types, or something interesting would be fine. Apart from the copy-paste teachers, they're still teachers. Is there really a master who can earn forever? Newbies, keep your eyes wide open. I think I can do well with Bitcoin, but I don't dare to say I can earn forever. The superior aura of the masters, I deeply admire.
Some people hold onto losing trades, losing thousands of dollars, even ten thousand dollars, and when they are close to breaking even, they quickly sell off. At that moment, they feel so happy they want to fly, believing their previous choice was right, and thankfully they held on. Some people have unrealized gains of several thousand dollars, even ten thousand dollars, and when they experience a pullback, they quickly sell off as they are not far from their principal, giving themselves a few slaps for being greedy, wondering why they didn't sell earlier. These two types of people are different: one is losing yet believes their previous choice was incredibly correct; the other is gaining yet is full of regret. Trading is like this, so contrary to human nature. The correct choice should be that when you successfully hold a position, you join your hands in gratitude, thankful that the market has given you a lifeline. At the same time, summarize the lessons learned, strictly set stop-losses, and never hold a position again, even if it rebounds after hitting your stop-loss; generously admit, "I failed this trade," and do not harbor any wishful thinking. Adjust your mindset and continue planning your next trade. When unrealized profits pull back, and you made a few dollars but ran away, don’t blame yourself. It was a profit, why blame yourself? Be thankful to the market for giving you some pocket money. In summary, you must always and forever respect the market. You are not a large financial conglomerate; we are retail investors. In this market, they are cats and we are mice. Mice have their own ways to survive. In this market, you must learn to be clever and learn to "steal" a few bites to eat. Eating openly will eventually get you caught by the cats over time. Rest assured, this market is such a large cake, there will always be some leftovers that we can eat. That said, the so-called path to simplicity is actually very simple reasoning that everyone understands, yet its execution does not meet expectations. Because we are human, we have emotions, desires, loves, hates, greed, and obsessions. Trading is like fighting against oneself; you must learn to understand yourself, be forgiving of yourself, and supervise yourself... In the end, trading needs to be simplified, even to the point where it feels like a bit of a "step back." One day, you may feel that technical indicators are useless and stop looking at them. The lines you drew on the chart slowly become fewer, or even disappear. News isn’t something you focus on as much as before, because we are just mice, not eating the big meat, just sipping soup. The news caters to large funds and isn’t that important for us. The key opinion leaders we followed gradually get unfollowed, and communities are slowly abandoned one by one, because they are them, and we are us. The amount of capital varies, trading habits differ, and temperaments vary.
A few stocks in the market aren't falling. If you're truly impressive, you can short all the rising ones individually. You might be daydreaming about leveraging, huh? 😅 In a bull market, you can claim to be impressive if you sell at the peak. In a bear market, it's impressive if you can catch the bottom or buy stocks that don't fall with the market.
Treating trend markets as your personal dumping ground; have you read too many novels? Even Buffett isn't as impressive as you. 🐮 I'm impressed.
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$CRV In order to smash this goods, how many air force quantitative funds have I brought over these days, and how much ridicule have I endured in this broken square. Now I just want to ask, are you happy? If not, I will continue to bring people to smash. Smash until you are convinced.
My expectation is that from now on, Bitcoin will experience oscillating trends, Ethereum will catch up, and altcoins will take off. There will be significant fluctuations around Christmas, followed by a rise to the peak. After the peak, there will be a rise followed by a drop.
So, the script I provide is to go long now, exit on Monday night, and after the Christmas washout, enter long. After the peak, wait for a crash, and wait until everyone thinks the bull market is dead before entering. This will be accompanied by a collapse in the US stock market or a financial crisis.
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My bullets are ready! Always loaded! Smash it! Keep falling! There will be big waterfalls! Many who are not afraid of death fantasize that a drop is an opportunity to get on board, opening long contracts. Fantasizing about getting rich! You must know that the crypto world doesn't play by your rules! As long as you dare to come, I guarantee you'll have no way back. Personally, I believe it’s essential to wait until after January 20th, after Trump stabilizes the situation to make plans. Recently, it will continue to drop, and occasional pullbacks are just traps to lure you in. Don't be deceived into getting on board unless you are indeed a professional who makes short-term trades and sets up your positions well to make short-term profits. Remember, don't be greedy with contracts, because the recent fluctuations will be rapid. Personally, I don't trade contracts, so I can't accurately tell you when to get on board.
Adjusting leverage from 2 times to 5 times before Japan's interest rate is released. Currently holding over 20 long positions. Looking for a rebound over the weekend, likely to reduce or close positions on Monday. See you after Christmas, haters.
In fact, to be honest, I don't think the current decline is a negative reaction to the interest rate landing, but rather an expectation of the Japanese interest rate decision at 11 o'clock.
If Japan raises interest rates, it would be like running ahead of time, and no matter what, it wouldn't cause a situation like on the 8th. After all, everyone has their expectations.
Similarly, if the interest rate remains unchanged, it would be a positive for the cryptocurrency market!
Let's pay attention to the interest rate decision at 11 o'clock.
Finally understand why after ten years there are still tears
This year is different from previous ones. In the past, there was no regulation, you could do whatever you wanted Not to mention this year is the year of ETFs
It has basically become a game for institutions
How many users actually hold Bitcoin? Wake up.
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The end of the 2021 bull market is approaching during Christmas
From 2021.12.22 to 12.25
The plunge of BTC is still vivid in memory! I hope everyone remembers!
During the same period from October to December 2021, SHIB surged 10 times in one and a half months
In this round of the bull market, PEPE has replaced SHIB in popularity, reaching a historical high for PEPE
In November to December 2017, BTC began to experience significant fluctuations and corrections during the Christmas to New Year period at the end of the bull market
From December 25, 2017, to January 17, 2018
BTC dropped from 19,800 to 6,500, I hope everyone remembers!
If you don't believe me, you can take a look at the candlestick chart!
Contract currency over ten thousand dollars + oil over ten thousand dollars With real accounts, less than 2x leverage, what kind of mentality is that? From ten thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars, only a ten thousand dollar drawdown Some people, after a few times of increase, rush in when the bull comes A 20% drawdown and the bull is dead, strong winds and grass, nothing at all
If you can't control your greed, just restrain your hands One moment long, one moment short One moment the bull comes, one moment the bull dies
If you can't hold on, it's all trash. Why didn't you position at 8.5? Why didn't you position during the second pullback in early September? Why didn't you enter during the spike in early December?
Humans are humans, not gods. You can't catch every market movement Of course, the reason why retail investors are retail investors is that they can't hold on
Chasing up when it rises, killing when it falls, if you don't lose, who will?
Ambushing, waiting for the wind to come, buying when no one cares, selling when the crowd is bustling
Breaking major support levels, just stop loss
What? You have 50x leverage? 100x? If you want high profits, be prepared to go to zero first. Don't be smiling when you make money and crying when you blow up.
When others are greedy, I am fearful; when others are fearful, I am greedy. Sell in a bustling market, buy when there is no one asking. The trading market tests human nature the most ~
Following the opening of a new live account with 5x leverage on the 13th of last month, I am now starting with 2x after the recent pullback. Currently, it is less than 3x. Still the same saying: trade on the big trend.
Down and then up: Oh, I should have entered just now, I will definitely enter if it falls back
Down: Will it go lower, wait a little longer.
There are also some high-multiple gamblers: “Brother, don’t be like this, I’ll leave when it goes up, and I’ll leave when it returns to the opening position, I’ll take some and leave, oh, why am I trapped again, I should have left just now, brother, don’t stab me”