$TRADOOR You only rely on these 3 "dead rules," and your fans can grow tenfold in 3 months!
Three months ago, a fan named A Le reached out to me.
The account had only 1500U left, and I simply gave him a method, which he persisted with for three months with a try-and-see attitude.
Divide the 1500 in the account into 3 parts:
1. Short-term trading: 500U, no more than two trades a day, cut losses immediately.
2. Trend trading: 500U, don't let go until you see the rabbit; if the weekly chart isn't showing an upward trend, play dead.
3. Emergency funds: 500U, specifically for urgent situations, replenish immediately on the liquidation day to ensure you stay in the game.
Invest everything? Don’t even think about it; liquidation = "amputation"; you can grow back a finger,
but if your head is cut off, that's the final outcome. Only grasp the most favorable parts of the trend, and during the rest of the time, earn small profits through short-term trading.
A volatile market is like a meat grinder, and 90% of the time it will chop you down. My signals are simple:
1. Daily moving average not showing a bullish arrangement = no position.
2. Volume breaks past previous highs + daily close confirmation = first entry.
3. Once profits reach 20% of the principal, immediately withdraw half, and set an 8% trailing stop for the remaining portion.
Remember, there will always be the next wave in the market; don’t rush to lock your emotions in a cage, just press the button.
Before going in, write down your "life and death statement":
- Stop loss at 4%, automatic cut loss when it hits, no bargaining.
- Profit at 8%, pull the stop loss to the cost price, the rest is the market's gift.
Going from 1500 to 15000 does not indicate magical trading, but rather “making fewer mistakes.” The market presents opportunities every day, but funds are not always available.
First, remember these three dead rules, then study waves, indicators, and charts.
You can talk about wealth only if you survive; if you don’t survive, you’re just someone else’s trading fee.
Wealth in the crypto world does not belong to the fastest runners, but to those who can persist until the end.
