How do traders manage their time?
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Do you want to trade well, but you just wander aimlessly every day, open your phone and check the market, follow KOL's tweets, and get caught up in various discussion groups. Ask yourself, is this helpful to your trading career?
Change your mindset, build your own trading system, and create a unique trading system that is exclusive to your style. It's exciting to think about it! But the subsequent review will wear you out, just get through it and have some signs
90% of the time is spent on reviewing every day, consolidating the existing system. If you have other ideas, you can manually backtest the historical data. In fact, 99.9% of the time is wasted, but maybe one day inspiration will come again
10% of the time is spent scanning the market every day, and only entering the market when the conditions are met. The time spent on actual trading is really very little

I haven't opened an order for more than 20 days, and the trading system has not given any signals. I can only wait patiently. In my free time every day, I review the market and constantly train my professional ability.
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Empty positions and choosing not to trade are also part of trading.
New traders who have just entered the market often show an eagerness to participate in the market, but mature traders tend to only look for trading opportunities that match their own methods. This is the biggest difference.
It can be said that learning to patiently wait for trading opportunities to come is a necessary path for a trader to grow.
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How to find transactions with high profit-loss ratios?
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The market fluctuates 80% of the time, and after absorbing funds, it must go out of the unilateral market. The question is how to arrange the correct position in the fluctuation, which is the key issue you need to think about
Fake breakthroughs often occur in fluctuations, and your stop loss is often hit. My idea is to find the rules before the market starts (everything in the world has rules). Although I can't grasp the market every time, I won't lose money frequently and lack confidence
Some personal practical experience and ideas, I hope to inspire you. As the saying goes: If you want to beat the market, you must have transactions with high profit-loss ratios
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In this 24-hour trading market, when I first entered the market, I wanted to keep my phone in my hand all the time, watch the market and trade every day, and even keep my phone screen on at night, for fear of missing the market and the notification of subscribing to the real market
Later, I found that if you let trading take up too much time, your life will be a mess, your family will not be well taken care of, your work and rest will be irregular, and your temper will become worse... Realizing this wrong behavior, when building my own trading system, I asked myself to watch the market for only a few hours a day, leaving more time for life and learning
Isn’t the ultimate purpose of trading for a better life?
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Sometimes I sigh! Trading is so hard!
How much ability does it take for contract trading to survive in the market for a long time? Even if you have a mature trading system and a high profit-loss ratio, do you still feel that it is not worth it when facing slippage?
The profit target of 3 profitable orders is 60U, but the actual amount is slipped. In the market game, the profit is greater than the loss, and part of the profit must be offset by slippage, handling fees, etc. How much is actually obtained?
To beat the market, the trading system must have a high profit-loss ratio when building, the trading frequency must be reduced, and your trading must be planned and executed.

Has anyone used KNOTMAIN in real life?
With such a high trading frequency, after deducting the handling fee, slippage, and profit sharing, what is the net profit return? I am very curious
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Why do order takers like to add margin?

The account has a profit of 10,000 yuan, the principal is 10,000 yuan, the rate of return is 100%, the principal is 5,000 yuan, the rate of return is 200%, the principal is 1,000 yuan, the rate of return is 1000%, which rate of return do you like? It's nothing more than the data looks good

The return is actually the compensation for the risk. How much risk you take in exchange for how much return you get

Don't trade too much?
If you open 50 orders or 200 orders a year, and their yields are the same, which one would you choose? I chose 50, which can test a trader's patience and reduce the transaction fees. However, few followers can endure this. They wish they could have orders every day and make profits every day, just seeking a kind of pleasure. In fact, patience is a compulsory course for us. #BTC☀

Stay away from traders who carry orders!
No matter how successful you were before, if you rely on carrying orders to trade, you are not a qualified trader. I watched the followers lose millions of dollars, don’t they feel bad? Especially the big guys on the leaderboard, they lose money like crazy, and then they disappear.

Feedback on the issue of missing orders?
I opened three orders, but the follower only followed one order. I originally wanted to give up on trading orders, because I only open about 50 orders a year. Missing orders is a big disadvantage for the follower. I hope the platform can continuously optimize the order function.
First do a one-year test, and count the missed orders and profit and loss ratio. I just want to be more responsible for the follower. Everyone's money is not blown by the wind.

How to lose money quickly?
1. Random trading, want to make orders as soon as you open the market, feel uncomfortable if you don't make orders, see that the price has risen very high, and if you don't make orders, you will feel that you have missed billions. In fact, this is also the anxiety of the currency circle
2. Frequent trading, short-term operations rarely beat institutions, there are too many high-tech, and with the handling fees, slippage, and funding rates, long-term losses are inevitable
3. Blindly follow orders, why do you blow up your position as soon as you follow orders? It's easy to make the data look good, such as high-leverage transactions, hedging transactions, etc.! What you really need to understand is whether you understand the transaction process of the order taker
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