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You will lose 90% less money than others
You only do fixed investment, add positions layer by layer, only add positions when the daily and 4-hour lines are below EMA200, the Bollinger Band or the lower track of Kent, 10% at a time, and then hold for a long time, you will lose 90% less money than others
If you have little capital and can only do contracts, put the multiple at 5x, just close your eyes and use macd+atr to stop profit and stop loss, and the profit and loss ratio should be honestly 1:1.5, you can lose 90% less than others
You don’t have to make money
You just need to lose less and keep it
A few months later
Look back
It’s actually very beautiful
Most of the losses are condensed into four words, chasing ups and downs
Only do unilateral transactions, the winning rate is 50%
For any indicator, as long as you set a good stop loss and don’t trade at a very small time level, you won’t be so miserable, because the market will continue. It doesn’t matter if you kill the stop loss, just open it again.
You will lose 90% less money than others
You only do fixed investment, add positions layer by layer, only add positions when the daily and 4-hour lines are below EMA200, the Bollinger Band or the lower track of Kent, 10% at a time, and then hold for a long time, you will lose 90% less money than others
If you have little capital and can only do contracts, put the multiple at 5x, just close your eyes and use macd+atr to stop profit and stop loss, and the profit and loss ratio should be honestly 1:1.5, you can lose 90% less than others
You don’t have to make money
You just need to lose less and keep it
A few months later
Look back
It’s actually very beautiful
Most of the losses are condensed into four words, chasing ups and downs
Only do unilateral transactions, the winning rate is 50%
For any indicator, as long as you set a good stop loss and don’t trade at a very small time level, you won’t be so miserable, because the market will continue. It doesn’t matter if you kill the stop loss, just open it again.
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