Divide your capital into 5 parts, and invest only 1 part for each trade! Set a hard stop loss at 10 points; if you make one mistake, you only lose 2% of your total capital. Even if you're unlucky and make 5 mistakes in a row, you'll only lose 10% — keeping your capital means you have infinite chances to turn things around. Profits must have a take profit set at over 10 points; never be greedy, so you will never be 'trapped' by the market, after all, 'money in hand is real money.'
2. The trend knows money better than you; going with the trend doubles your winning rate.
Don't go against the trend! A rebound in a downtrend is like the sweet talk of a scumbag; it looks tempting but will trap you without discussion. A pullback in an uptrend is the golden opportunity to pick up money. Compared to blindly bottom-fishing or going against the trend, following the big direction makes earning money twice as easy — remember: the trend is the market's 'lifeblood'; follow it to get the benefits.
3. Sudden rise coins = premonition of a 'pump and dump,' don't even touch them.
Whether mainstream targets or niche coins, after a short-term rapid surge, 90% are 'dead-end markets!' When there is stagnation at high levels, capital has already quietly exited, and subsequent pullbacks will inevitably lead to a drop. Don't cling to the luck of 'what if it goes up a bit more,' behind rapid rise coins are all scythes waiting to harvest you.
4. MACD looks at signals, enter and exit without blindly guessing.
The 0 axis is the lifeline of bulls and bears! When the DIF line and DEA cross upward below the 0 axis and can break through the 0 axis, this is a robust entry signal, at this time going long maximizes the winning rate; if a death cross forms downward above the 0 axis, don't hesitate, decisively reduce positions and exit — MACD is not 'mysticism,' it is the traces left by capital, follow the signals, and enter and exit calmly.
5. Volume and price are the soul, do not be fooled by 'false markets.'
Trading volume never lies! After a low-level consolidation suddenly breaks out with increased volume, it indicates that capital is entering, pay close attention; but if there is a high-level increase in volume without a rise, or even a decline occurs, this is 'volume-price divergence,' indicating that capital is quietly exiting, hurry to run away, being late by a second could lead to loss. Remember: volume-price matching is the true market, while mismatching is all 'traps.'
6. Only operate in an upward trend, do not waste time on 'garbage markets.'
3 daily line upward = short-term opportunity, quick in and out to profit from the price difference; 30 daily line upward = medium-term market, hold steadily to enjoy a wave; 84 daily line upward = main upward wave, this is an opportunity to make big money; 120 daily line upward = long-term trend, firmly hold without fidgeting. Acting against the trend is like trying to catch a falling knife with your hands, not only painful but also potentially injurious — spending time on an upward trend maximizes your chances.
7. Reviewing is 10 times more important than placing orders, timely corrections without stubbornly holding on.
Weekly reviews are a must! Open the weekly K-line, check if the holding logic has changed: Is the trend still there? Is the signal still valid? If you find a trend reversal, or the reasons for entering have disappeared, immediately adjust your strategy, stop loss if needed, take profit if necessary, don't cling to the illusion that 'it will come back if I hold on a bit longer.' Trading is 'the art of correcting mistakes,' and reviews are key to discovering mistakes and avoiding repeating them.
