The principles of trading are three points: accompany time, use data as your eyes, and let emotions guide you. Popularity is merely a tool for harvesting retail investors; when everyone is optimistic, that is the most dangerous moment. Do you think it is safe when no one believes in it? That is a big mistake. True safety is when everyone maintains a balanced attitude, and no one is discussing it fervently; that is the time of safety. Moreover, the most important point in trading is to learn to go with the trend!
$RIVER Is a group of retail investors helping the dog dealer to break even? Why are they desperately sending money to help him break even? Isn't it better to trap these small dealers?
$ETH Only Yili Hua will face liquidation between 1500 and 1800, and only then will ETH have a new major trend after the completion of the third wave. However, this injection will definitely hurt, hurting to the point that institutions will be scared to sell, and retail investors will be completely wiped out.
Will hold another Binance Square livestream AMA in English tomorrow at 8pm-ish GMT+4 (Dubai time).
- will invite audiences on stage semi-randomly. (Heard the product improved to see tippers, sorting, etc. will test it out live.) - one question per person, keep it succinct - welcome suggestions and feedback - might give a prize for best suggestion afterwards
All tips will go to Giggle Academy. Received $28,000 from last session.🙏😆
There was a football coin initially, four years ago, it was also performing well, but it could be infinitely issued, the project party directly crashed and ran away, and then it was delisted.
$ZEC The principle of trading is always upheld: let data be your eyes, emotions your signal, and time your companion. All messages are specifically meant for you to see. What you can see is called a 'smokescreen,' misleading your judgment!
$TRUMP This is a whale hunting operation. I have been paying attention to this person since the day trump skyrocketed. He went from making over a million dollars to continuously losing money, largely due to his extremely unreasonable position. He was originally the number one in long positions, holding over ten million dollars in trump, but his opening price was around 8.2, and his liquidation price was also around 8.2. To avoid being liquidated, he kept reducing his position to lower the liquidation price, but he refused to cut losses and exit, leading to increasingly larger losses. Perhaps this is just one of his hedging accounts, but this behavior of resisting liquidation is very similar to many people.