For the analysis of not, please see my previous pinned article. I also shared the analysis of $aevo
$omni, and I will continue to hold it.
Let's analyze my trading strategy. Generally, I only focus on 3 data
1. Current price. Is the current price more cost-effective in the long term? If so, add positions when it falls
2. Selling price, that is, when the bull peaks, what price this coin is likely to reach
3. Track and investors, how much financing, whether it is a popular track, etc.
Whether not will continue to hold, I will continue to hold, of course, my position is not large, about 20%. If you have a larger position, you can sell it first, and then add positions when it falls. I am not good at short-term trading. Most of the attempts I made before were losses. It is better to hold on and follow the cyclical waves. Again, finding an investment strategy that suits you is the most important thing. I am the same in the stock market. I can hold a stock for more than 5 years, from a loss of 80% to a profit of 3 times. Of course, the profit is not very high, and the stock later rose by 2 times, so investment is really difficult, but this method may be the only one suitable for ordinary people like us, but the premise is that you study the fundamentals of this coin or stock and it is ok. Another premise is that you have extra money to invest, and you don’t feel bad if you lose. All the operations I wanted to take shortcuts before ended with a high probability of losses, so when I frequently changed tracks or rushed to the unlisted local dogs, I was always panicking and had to check it every 5 minutes, but when I analyzed the project and added positions in batches, I could not check it for a week. The key to trading is not technology, but mentality, so this may be the one that suits me. Other trading methods do not have this technology and talent. People are over 40 years old, so they still seek stability. I wish you all good fortune! !
