After thinking for a long time, I still decided to share some insights from my short-term trading over the past two years.

I started short-term trading with 60,000 yuan, and now my account has grown to 1,010,000 U. To be honest, the methods I share may seem too simple, but it’s precisely through this system that I've gradually built my way up.

I don’t have any flashy operations, just four things.

First, choose coins.

I only look at the daily MACD golden cross, preferably above the zero line, as that has the highest success rate. Other flashy indicators, like Bollinger Bands, RSI, KDJ, I hardly look at. The more you look, the more confused you get; just trust one.

Second, look for buy signals.

In the daily chart, I just focus on one moving average; if the price is above it, I hold or buy. If it's below, I cut it decisively without hesitation. Don’t tell me “let’s wait and see”; waiting often leads to deep losses.

Third, position management.

After buying, if the price stabilizes above the moving average and the trading volume supports it, I fill my position. Selling is in three steps: when it rises about 45%, I sell one-third; when it rises to about 85%, I sell another third; if the remaining part falls below the moving average, I clear out immediately, no dragging. Many people ask me why I don’t sell at the highest point; I say I don’t have that ability, being able to capture this middle part is enough.

Fourth, and most importantly, stop-loss.

If the price drops below the moving average the next day, regardless of the reason, just exit first. Don’t ask if it’s a washout, don’t ask if it’s a false break; just get out. Wait until it stabilizes again before getting back in; never hold onto a losing position. I’ve seen too many people fall because of those three words “let’s wait a bit longer.”

This method, when stripped down, doesn’t involve any profound technology; the difficulty lies in whether you can execute it every time. When the market is good, anyone can make money, but those who can restrain themselves and not be led by emotions are the ones who can ultimately keep the money.

Many people ask me if it’s still possible to trade now, and I say yes, but the prerequisite is that you must first control yourself. If you can’t even implement stop-loss, then you’d better not touch short-term trading.

I only do real trading, not play around. If you want to avoid pitfalls, don’t blindly explore. Keep up the rhythm,

@财经江总 together with stable logic and take it slow. 🔥$BTC 🔥$ETH

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