There are many experts in contract making. Here are some suggestions from Rui Ge on contract making:

1) Take a quick profit at a low price and that’s it. Don’t be washed out by the market makers. Take the trend orders well. If you want to make money, make big money. It’s useless to just short sell.

2) Open a position but don’t roll it or cover it, because before you open an order, you must imagine all the bad situations and set a stop loss. If you cover your position later, it means that you were wrong from the beginning. What’s the point of playing if you are wrong? If you roll your position, you will be easily blown up by the dog dealer. (My own bloody lesson, God C called for OMG 20X in mid-August, and OMG started at $5 at that time... I opened 30X, and then I was stupid enough to use the floating profit to open other copycat roll positions, and then encountered a callback on 9.7 and was blown up. Looking at OMG, which is now $15, I slapped my thigh)

3) Freedom to go long or short, but I still recommend you to play contracts as if betting on going long because the upward potential is infinite. Grabbing a single trend order can earn a lot. To make big money going short, you must constantly roll your position in a trending market, but this is easily thwarted by a rebound from the market makers.

Next, let's talk about the seven major taboos of contract trading.


1. Position holding syndrome. This is a common ailment among investors, with 'symptoms' manifesting as: being restless when not holding positions, feeling the need to place orders; panicking when holding positions, not knowing what to do when the market moves in the opposite direction; believing opportunities are endless, always wanting to operate continuously, resulting in increasing losses the more they trade.


2. Frequent 'all-weather' operations. Many investors want to be versatile players, 'long' after 'short', and 'short' after 'long'. Although they set strict requirements for themselves, this goes against the importance of following the market trend. When there is no force breaking the opposing force, do not entertain the idea of going against the trend; in a bull market, focus on going long, closing long, then going long again... In a bear market, stick to going short, closing short, then going short again...


3. Counter-trend rebound. Is it possible to seize a rebound? If the method is correct, then of course it is possible. Otherwise, it is like licking blood from a blade. If a knife falls from the sky, when should you catch it? Without a doubt, you should wait until it falls to the ground and swings without movement; otherwise, you will surely be injured. Seizing a rebound requires certain skills; those without experience should not take risks and should go with the trend, and must pay attention to fund management when participating in the rebound.


4. Hesitation when placing orders. When going long, fear of being lured into the market, fear of false breakouts; when going short, fear of being lured into shorting, leading to opportunities disappearing right before your eyes. Understand the principle of inertia when a train starts; when the trend takes its first step, we follow in step and a half until the balance is broken. When the trend is established, adopt a 'take all' operational strategy; when signs of a false breakout appear, the probability of success in the opposite direction is quite high.


5. Main force attention to orders. Many investors must have had this experience: when you go long, it falls; when you go short, it rises; when you cut a long position, it rises again; when you cut a short position, it falls. Luck is sometimes very important when trading BTC. The main players do not lack your hand. Immediately turn off the computer, take a break, and come back after calming down.

6. Full position operation. Although full position operation can quickly increase your wealth, it is more likely to lead to rapid liquidation. Nothing is absolute; even funds cannot fully control the impact of unexpected events, policies, or news. Never go full position; each opening should not exceed 30% of total funds, at most 50%, to prevent the occurrence of averaging down or other situations.


7. Never admit defeat. Many investors are stubborn and never admit defeat when they make mistakes. They fail to resolve wrong orders at the first opportunity, leading to the continuation of errors, with predictable consequences. 'I just don't believe it won't rise; I just don't believe it won't go down...' This mindset is absolutely unacceptable. When you admit you are wrong, do not harbor any delusions; decisively cut losses at the first opportunity.

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