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How much U do you need to earn to come back to my side?
After three years of trading coins, I turned 10,000 U into 900,000 U without insider information or hitting a particularly crazy bull market, all relying on a set of 'dumb methods', bit by bit.
In 1,095 days, I only focused on one thing - treating trading like leveling up in a game, neither anxious nor impatient, honing my skills.
Today, I will share with you six solid insights; understand one, and you can avoid losing tens of thousands; follow three, and you'll be steadier than most retail investors.
First: A rapid rise and a slow fall means that the big players are slowly accumulating.
A sudden surge followed by a slow decline is mostly a washout; don’t rush to cut losses. It’s only when it really peaks that there’s a sudden surge in volume, followed by a 'bang' and a waterfall drop, leaving people scrambling to buy.
Second: A fast drop and a slow rise means that the big players are quietly unloading.
After a flash crash, if there’s a slow rebound, don’t think it’s a chance to pick up bargains; it could very well be the final blow.
Don't think, 'It has dropped so much, how much further can it go?' This thought is the easiest way to trip yourself up.
Third: A peak with volume doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; a lack of volume is what you should be wary of.
If there's still volume at a high position, it might be able to push up again; if it's quiet and lacks volume at a high position, that’s a signal that a crash is coming.
Fourth: Don’t be rash with volume at the bottom; sustained volume is trustworthy.
A single instance of increased volume might just be bait to lure people in. You need to experience some fluctuations first, and then see a few days of continuous volume; that’s the real opportunity to build a position.
Fifth: Trading coins is about trading people’s hearts; the emotions of the masses are hidden in the volume.
The K-line is the result; trading volume is the emotional indicator. If the volume is small, it means no one is playing; if the volume suddenly rises, it indicates that real funds are flowing in.
Sixth: 'Nothing' is the real skill.
Have no obsession; if you should be in cash, then be in cash. Don’t be greedy; if you should buy the dip, then act. Stay calm and collected. This isn’t about lying flat; it’s about honing your trading mindset to perfection.
Opportunities in the crypto world are always there, but what’s lacking are those who can control their hands and see the situation clearly. You’re not slow; you’re just bumping around in the dark.
My lamp has always been on; just take a step forward and keep up; there’s no need to wander in circles at night.
After three years of trading coins, I turned 10,000 U into 900,000 U without insider information or hitting a particularly crazy bull market, all relying on a set of 'dumb methods', bit by bit.
In 1,095 days, I only focused on one thing - treating trading like leveling up in a game, neither anxious nor impatient, honing my skills.
Today, I will share with you six solid insights; understand one, and you can avoid losing tens of thousands; follow three, and you'll be steadier than most retail investors.
First: A rapid rise and a slow fall means that the big players are slowly accumulating.
A sudden surge followed by a slow decline is mostly a washout; don’t rush to cut losses. It’s only when it really peaks that there’s a sudden surge in volume, followed by a 'bang' and a waterfall drop, leaving people scrambling to buy.
Second: A fast drop and a slow rise means that the big players are quietly unloading.
After a flash crash, if there’s a slow rebound, don’t think it’s a chance to pick up bargains; it could very well be the final blow.
Don't think, 'It has dropped so much, how much further can it go?' This thought is the easiest way to trip yourself up.
Third: A peak with volume doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; a lack of volume is what you should be wary of.
If there's still volume at a high position, it might be able to push up again; if it's quiet and lacks volume at a high position, that’s a signal that a crash is coming.
Fourth: Don’t be rash with volume at the bottom; sustained volume is trustworthy.
A single instance of increased volume might just be bait to lure people in. You need to experience some fluctuations first, and then see a few days of continuous volume; that’s the real opportunity to build a position.
Fifth: Trading coins is about trading people’s hearts; the emotions of the masses are hidden in the volume.
The K-line is the result; trading volume is the emotional indicator. If the volume is small, it means no one is playing; if the volume suddenly rises, it indicates that real funds are flowing in.
Sixth: 'Nothing' is the real skill.
Have no obsession; if you should be in cash, then be in cash. Don’t be greedy; if you should buy the dip, then act. Stay calm and collected. This isn’t about lying flat; it’s about honing your trading mindset to perfection.
Opportunities in the crypto world are always there, but what’s lacking are those who can control their hands and see the situation clearly. You’re not slow; you’re just bumping around in the dark.
My lamp has always been on; just take a step forward and keep up; there’s no need to wander in circles at night.
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