How much pressure can an ordinary man withstand?
Mortgage, car loans, children's tuition, parents' retirement, social obligations, daily expenses... Not earning much, but with many places to spend, if something goes wrong, the money just isn't enough.
If you are one of those who rely on trading cryptocurrencies for a living—quickly save these eight iron rules.
$龙虾
After eight years in the crypto world, from losses to profits, I've condensed all my practical experience into these eight iron rules, helping me avoid all crashes and land safely every time. Today I share this with those who understand, so you can see clearly, take fewer detours, and lose less money! #币圈暴富
1. Enter short-term, don't just look at the daily K
When trading short-term, you can't just focus on the daily chart; you also need to look at the 30-minute K chart. The market stabilizing and resonating is the entry point. Some K charts may seem like there are no opportunities, but the next day there could be a big surge or even a limit-up—if you look back at the 30 minutes, the signals were already there.
2. Don't follow when the trend order is wrong
When the trend and order are not right, even a glance is a mistake. Go with the trend; the order of rising cannot be disrupted.
3. If it’s not a hot short-term opportunity, better not to trade
If it’s not within the hot or potential hot spots, there’s no need to touch short-term trading. $SIREN
4. Abandon impulse, trade with a plan
Give up the impulse of “thinking it’s obvious,” and achieve—“trade your plan, plan your trade.”
5. Others' opinions are only for reference, independent analysis is most important
No matter how impressive others’ opinions are, they are just references. You need to have your own thoughts and analysis.
6. Set the direction first, then choose the coin
When the direction is right, results come easily; when the direction is wrong, results come hard. Don’t jump straight into picking coins; first, clarify the big direction.
7. Intervene in coins on the rise
Always trying to guess the bottom is a big taboo. Stock prices always move towards the direction with less resistance—intervening in coins that are on the rise means you’ve chosen the right direction.
8. After big gains or losses, review while in cash
After making big profits or losses, first go to cash, and reassess the market and your own state. Clarify the reasons before acting—years of experience tell me that doing this has a probability of being right over 90%.
In the past, you were groping alone in the market; now the light is with me, and it’s always on. Follow Da He, and I’ll lead you.