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#事件合约 ，#复盘
Three consecutive losses: first, losing the imaginary breakthrough pullback order that doesn't exist, followed by an emotional order, and then the so-called tangent support order…… These are mostly not high certainty opportunities, just imagined logic; 2) When opening positions, do not open positions consecutively, especially after being hit, there are more or less many emotional components in the opening; 3) At any time, one must respect the market, and another issue is the adherence to the pattern, which should not be too emotional, and the levels should not be too small, dizzying 😵💫 watch more and act less.
Three consecutive losses: first, losing the imaginary breakthrough pullback order that doesn't exist, followed by an emotional order, and then the so-called tangent support order…… These are mostly not high certainty opportunities, just imagined logic; 2) When opening positions, do not open positions consecutively, especially after being hit, there are more or less many emotional components in the opening; 3) At any time, one must respect the market, and another issue is the adherence to the pattern, which should not be too emotional, and the levels should not be too small, dizzying 😵💫 watch more and act less.
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#事件合约 ，#复盘
The third order was a short position on a 10-minute level event contract. Now that I've reviewed it, there are several issues: 1) After placing the order in the morning, I went to the balcony to tend to the plants. Looking back at it now, it's clear that this position was shorted too early, which is a left-side trade in terms of pattern; 2) If you slightly enlarge the level, you can understand that it's a converging structure of a pullback after a decline; 3) Especially for event contracts, due to the factor of time, trading appears particularly uncertain. Choosing between a 10m or 30m time contract is also quite critical... so one shouldn't overly fit to the patterns.
The third order was a short position on a 10-minute level event contract. Now that I've reviewed it, there are several issues: 1) After placing the order in the morning, I went to the balcony to tend to the plants. Looking back at it now, it's clear that this position was shorted too early, which is a left-side trade in terms of pattern; 2) If you slightly enlarge the level, you can understand that it's a converging structure of a pullback after a decline; 3) Especially for event contracts, due to the factor of time, trading appears particularly uncertain. Choosing between a 10m or 30m time contract is also quite critical... so one shouldn't overly fit to the patterns.
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I just went to watch the stocks, and when I switched back, I found that BTC had gone up directly;
000721 is very likely to be sold at the second highest point during the day, with so many trapped positions at the previous high, it is impossible to break through directly;
And those with high leverage or time options for BTC must go with the trend, follow your own trend, and not the market's trend, otherwise the rhythm will be messed up...
000721 is very likely to be sold at the second highest point during the day, with so many trapped positions at the previous high, it is impossible to break through directly;
And those with high leverage or time options for BTC must go with the trend, follow your own trend, and not the market's trend, otherwise the rhythm will be messed up...
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#事件合约 ，#复盘
The second order is a 30-minute level event contract, which is risky. Now that I review it, there are several issues: 1) First, choosing to short the 30-minute event contract is not appropriate because the 60m/30m level itself is a bullish structure, which was not considered enough; 2) On the short term, it was against the trend, and I rushed in without waiting for the K-line signal to appear; 3) From a market sense, it was correct to know that this place is likely to pull back, but one must remember that an important dimension of time contracts is time; no one knows what the future holds... everything is a matter of probability, and trading requires patience.
After being a veteran in the market for many years, why rush?
The second order is a 30-minute level event contract, which is risky. Now that I review it, there are several issues: 1) First, choosing to short the 30-minute event contract is not appropriate because the 60m/30m level itself is a bullish structure, which was not considered enough; 2) On the short term, it was against the trend, and I rushed in without waiting for the K-line signal to appear; 3) From a market sense, it was correct to know that this place is likely to pull back, but one must remember that an important dimension of time contracts is time; no one knows what the future holds... everything is a matter of probability, and trading requires patience.
After being a veteran in the market for many years, why rush?
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The first trade was a 10-minute level event contract, it was really risky. Now that I've reviewed it, there are a few issues: 1) In the short term, I went against the trend. The so-called resistance support I thought existed is illusory; it only becomes real after stepping out. 2) No signals are visible at the 60m level, but they can be seen at the 30m level. Additionally, the fluctuations of the RSI should also be considered, and the SP has confirmed it... Everything is a matter of probability; trading requires waiting. #event contract
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Start the journey of event contracts, all-in is a kind of wisdom🪐……
Looking for a destined companion to travel together……
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Looking for a destined companion to travel together……
#事件合约
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$WLFI price suppression, to avoid lack of space for spot, leave enough space for spot opening high for better selling, otherwise retail investors won't dare to enter; then hedge with contracts
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Is there anyone rolling over the warehouse together? Ultra short-term
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