$PEPE The treasure at the bottom of the box! ! I won't change even if I have three wives! !
Learn this, if you still can't make money, I lose! ! ! ! !
When I first entered the market in the summer of 21, I followed the orders of several up masters to open contracts, doing technical short-term, staring all day long, drawing a bunch of lines and setting alarms at night, eating poorly and sleeping poorly, being stopped all day long, and losing 50% of the principal by the end of July. Then I changed my mindset and used three times low leverage to resist orders, but I ended up resisting short orders. ETH resisted from $2,000 to $4,000, and increased positions all the way to raise the average price to resist orders. I simply let it go. If it really rose above the high explosion position before May and lost the remaining 50%, I would admit that I would not play anymore. Fortunately, I waited for the September 8th crash, and I made money from short orders and copied the bottom to make back the lost money. This is indeed luck, and I am still scared when I think about it. Later, I found a trading rhythm that suits me. My way of playing has become to hedge and resist orders with 2x leverage BTC, 30% of funds for long positions and 10% for short positions. Then it has been falling all the way in 22 years. I placed orders on the technical side with floating losses, looking for low positions to add long positions and reduce short positions, and high positions to reduce long positions and add short positions. I am not afraid of rising, my long positions exceed short positions, and I have also placed profitable positions. When the long positions are reduced to the same level as the short positions, the profits and losses offset each other. At most, I can kill them both and make no profit or loss. I am not afraid of falling, the falling space is limited and it is impossible to exceed 100%. With 2x leverage, my position will not let me blow up, and the short positions can make a profit to make up for the money added at the bottom. Floating losses are not a problem. The more long positions resist, the cheaper they are. I am not greedy and want to make more money. What I earn is the little money that can be scalped back and forth to stop profit in batches on the premise that the hedge orders do not collapse. After BTC22, the average price of my long orders has moved from $60,000 to $26,000 without loss. The principal has also increased by about 20% during the whole process. Now the long and short positions add up to 50%. I have already calculated the important support and resistance in the medium and long term and how to balance the risks in the worst case. At the current price of 24,000, I basically don’t need to operate before it rises to 36,000 and falls to 11,000. I have placed orders for various situations and sleep soundly!
Some people are curious about how to operate. Hmmm, in fact, this really cannot be explained in a few words, and it is flexible at any time.In short, there are several key points: 1. Don't be greedy. The principle of calculating and controlling positions at any time is not to make money, but to avoid losses under the most unfavorable conditions for your current positions. It's OK as long as you don't lose money. This market is not short of volatility. 2. You can open positions from any position and try to maintain a ratio of 3:1 to 2:1 between long and short positions. If you are cautious, you can start with a smaller position of 15% more and 5% short. 3. There are too many things to consider about the position and quantity of adding and reducing positions. I mainly consider the technical aspects at the 4-hour and daily levels. The main reference parameters are the wave, Fibonacci, trend line, trading concentration area, support and resistance exchange position, RSI, etc. The level of the K-line and the strength of support and resistance should also be considered. 4. In general, keep the long and short positions not exceeding 50%. After a real plunge, even if you add more long orders, try not to exceed 75%. Then wait for the opportunity to find time to reduce positions during the callback. The more severe the plunge, the more there will definitely be a natural rebound. The position and average price target of adding positions should be at a level where you can get out of the trap with a weak rebound in the medium and long term on the technical side. Of course, you don't have to completely unwind the position, just reduce the position to less than 50%, and then wait for the follow-up. 5. Mentally, try to use short orders as an insurance for long orders. Don't rush to make profits from short orders during the decline. You can wait for a clear bottom signal, or reduce your position after making more profits. It doesn't matter if the profits of small short orders are lost. Don't rush to add more short orders during the rise, because the risk of resisting short orders is greater than resisting long orders. You can wait for a clear top signal before adding short orders. Otherwise, don't sell out during the process of profitable long orders. Keep an equal amount of short orders. At most, the last part will not lose or gain. However, it is not so absolute. When the rise is too much and it feels that the callback is coming, it is not a big problem for short orders to exceed long orders. After deducting the offset part, the remaining short order position is small. In addition to the technical aspect, you may also need some market sense. My method is actually equivalent to adding a short order to hedge with the long-term spot, which can reduce the length of time I am trapped and reduce the difficulty of unwinding, but it also limits the profit. In general, it reduces profits and reduces risks, but the advantage is that I don't have to care about the news. I can do what I need to do without watching anxiously. I can be late to realize that it doesn't matter at all after the sharp rise and fall. I watch the scammers on Wall Street singing bullish and bearish at the same time, cutting leeks with a smile and saying nothing. You can say whatever you want. If you are affected by emotions and stop loss at one dollar, I lose.
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