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How to manage your trade wisely and make a profit even if the price drops?
Scenario:
- Entry price: $100
- Target: $130
- Capital: $100
1. Initial purchase
- You buy 1 coin for 100$ (using all your capital).
2. What if the price drops?
Let's assume the price dropped to 80$ instead of rising.
Smart management strategy (averaging down):
If you have additional capital (for example, 100$ as reserve), you can buy a second coin at $80.
- Coin 1: bought at $100
- Coin 2: bought at $80
- Average price:
(100 + 80) / 2 = $90
3. How to profit even with a price drop?
Now you have 2 coins, and the cost of one (average) = $90.
If the price returns to just 100$ (without reaching your main target of $130):
- Value of coins: 2 × 100$ = $200
- Purchase cost: $180
- Profit: 200$ - 180$ = $20
This means you made a profit of 20$ just if the price returned to your initial entry point, instead of waiting for it to rise to $130!
4. Manage the trade wisely
- Don't invest all your capital at once.
- Divide your capital into several portions (for example: 50% initial purchase, 50% reserve for averaging down).
- Don't buy randomly, but plan for support or expected drop areas.
- Use averaging down to reduce your break-even point and profit from minor corrections.
Important Alert
- You must have a clear plan for your capital.
- Don't overbuy every time the price drops without proper management (so you don't drain your capital).
- This method requires discipline, patience, and capital allocation.
Scenario:
- Entry price: $100
- Target: $130
- Capital: $100
1. Initial purchase
- You buy 1 coin for 100$ (using all your capital).
2. What if the price drops?
Let's assume the price dropped to 80$ instead of rising.
Smart management strategy (averaging down):
If you have additional capital (for example, 100$ as reserve), you can buy a second coin at $80.
- Coin 1: bought at $100
- Coin 2: bought at $80
- Average price:
(100 + 80) / 2 = $90
3. How to profit even with a price drop?
Now you have 2 coins, and the cost of one (average) = $90.
If the price returns to just 100$ (without reaching your main target of $130):
- Value of coins: 2 × 100$ = $200
- Purchase cost: $180
- Profit: 200$ - 180$ = $20
This means you made a profit of 20$ just if the price returned to your initial entry point, instead of waiting for it to rise to $130!
4. Manage the trade wisely
- Don't invest all your capital at once.
- Divide your capital into several portions (for example: 50% initial purchase, 50% reserve for averaging down).
- Don't buy randomly, but plan for support or expected drop areas.
- Use averaging down to reduce your break-even point and profit from minor corrections.
Important Alert
- You must have a clear plan for your capital.
- Don't overbuy every time the price drops without proper management (so you don't drain your capital).
- This method requires discipline, patience, and capital allocation.
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