My trading system is specifically that when my left eyelid twitches, I open a position, and when my right eyelid twitches, I close or reduce a position.
Ah, thinking about my experiences over the past two years, I have delivered food, worked in catering, sales, assembly, auto repair, convenience stores, and as a milk tea shop staff. Basically, I've tried all the low-level jobs I could do, haha. The process has been quite bumpy, exposed to the elements, and in the end, I have been owed wages. But what's past is past. Actually, I've always wanted to settle down and trade, raise funds, and return to the market, but each time the outcome has been a liquidation. Now I should give up those illusory fantasies. I won't get rich overnight, and I might face failure again. I hope the road ahead can be steady and solid, step by step.
Every day, the big influencers on Curiosity Square are supposedly making money on contracts, but after searching dozens of people, they all seem to be losing (some have even set their accounts to private, feeling guilty). Unexpectedly, betting one thousand to win a million actually turned out to be profitable, haha. Out of all the searches, he was the only one making money. So don’t be fooled by how others are doing it, thinking they are losing; they are actually making money.
I looked at this month's performance, neither losing nor gaining, with an accuracy rate of only 23%. Damn. If it weren't for the emotional trades, I could have made an extra 3-4k this month; there were too many random trades. My current account balance is 5k, I'll continue to use 5x leverage. Next month, the account needs to reach 10k to be considered a success.
Trading with high leverage (more than 5 times) tends to increase stress and reduce determination to win. I have reduced a small portion of my position and will adjust it to within 5 times in the future. Leverages above 5 times are not suitable for me.
【Actual Trading Day Thirty-Eight Review】Recently made four mistakes: 1. Randomly opened a position 2. Did not wait for the signal 3. Technical skills were inadequate and made an incorrect judgment 4. Did not wait for the signal. The issue of inadequate technical skills cannot be changed before trading, but randomly opening a position and not waiting is foolish behavior. From now on, if I have a randomly opened position or a trade without waiting for a signal, I will go on a hunger strike for a day.
The big pancake always feels like it's missing that last push, neither up nor down, the institutions pulling the strings are really annoying, so I'll just observe for now and not take any action. $BTC
I don't know why my right eyelid has been twitching for the past few days. Elderly people say that a twitch in the left eye means wealth and a twitch in the right eye means disaster. I have a vague feeling that this disaster refers to a disaster in the market.
There are no two identical leaves in the world. Technology develops and society changes, but human nature remains unchanged. Leeks grow one after another. What is the big difference between John Law, Marx, Satoshi Nakamoto, coin issuers, the ruling class, and the capital group? Slave society, tulips, Mississippi, the Internet, and cryptocurrency are just games of the game makers. So I may be a loser, a nihilist. If I don't create, I will only be trapped in a zero-sum world. Then I want to be a smarter thief, grab a piece of the pie at the party where people are reveling, and leave quietly before each big madness ends.