In a unilateral upward trend, the contract focuses on short-term and ultra-short-term retracement to cover positions and short-term rebound to stop profit. Because once the price rises, there may be basically no major callback for several consecutive months. It is usually a small retracement. If you think the amplitude of the callback is too large, you will miss the opportunity. The more it rises, the more you miss the opportunity. Therefore, the contract should not be hung there for a long time without moving up and not retracement. Short-term contracts focus on compound interest. Why don't I need to hold a single order? I can catch the retracement point every day to cover positions, realize compound interest, and make more profits. From 1 to 3, the profit is 2. If I retrace to 2 and cover positions, the profit is more than 3, which is more than 33%. If you hold it, don't stop profit on rebound, and don't cover positions on retracement, the profit can only be 2. You can't eat a fat man in one bite, but you can accumulate a lot. When water accumulates into a deep pool, wind and rain will arise.

If you don't make much money when the price rises unilaterally, it will not be as easy as it is now when there is a big callback in the future, and you won't be as confident as you are now. It is human nature to strive for higher goals. When the market is about to fall back, you will be hesitant and hesitant. You will hesitate whether the market can rise again after falling down, instead of thinking that it is your big opportunity. Now when you are on the mountain, you can see the scenery below, but when you reach the bottom of the mountain, the top of the mountain is far away.

If you understand this logic, you will know why I am the king of unilateral upward trend in every round of bull market. I will neither blindly chase high prices nor miss the small bands of daily retracements. So every time I enter this market, my assets grow very rapidly.