It is not about controlling profits. Profits cannot be precisely controlled. First, we do not know how and where the market will go. Second, even if the prediction is accurate, it will be in vain if we make a mistake in exiting the market.
So there is an old saying: it doesn't matter when you enter the market, the key is to exit the market. It's not that entering the market is unimportant, you can't just go long at the top of the mountain at will. It doesn't matter, that is, the risk when you enter the market - stop loss, position is controllable, planned, so it doesn't matter. Exiting the market means that if the market develops as expected, then make sure that the exit strategy is executed as planned. If there is a change in the middle, then exit in time and lock in profits. Don't always do elevators. Don't exit when you make money, but exit when you lose money.
Let the profits run, and follow the development of the market, one step at a time. It is not that the market has not reached the target position, but suddenly turns, and you still subjectively believe that the trend will continue, and you will not move until it reaches the target position. Then you just wait, and most of them will lose money in the end. It is the trend that leads the profits to run, not you hope that the profits will run, these are two different things.
An extremely simple strategy with fewer rules, as long as it can firmly grasp the essential logic of the transaction at the core and does not arbitrarily add entities, then it is anti-fragile, it can better face the uncertainty of the future, and is more likely to perform better in the future. #BTC #BLAST #Onchain #cbdc #etf
