I've seen too many people, including myself a few years ago, rushing in with a bit of money, their heads full of the words 'getting rich quick.' What happened? Most became fuel. I turned twenty thousand into a million in half a year, not through fortune-telling, but after losing painfully, I figured out a way to 'do the opposite of human nature.' Let's talk about it today, but let me be clear: if you're still thinking about going all in, relying on luck, you can close the page now; we are not on the same path.
1. Don't rush to 'catch the bottom' during a decline; you need to learn to 'lay mines.'
Seeing the price waterfall excites me, feeling it's a godsend opportunity to jump in? Brother, that's a trap waiting for your signal. I never do the foolish thing of 'catching flying knives.' My method is called 'laying mines,' entering in batches and letting the market step on them itself.
Testing thunder (20% capital): The price has dropped a bit, don’t rush. At least wait for a technical indicator (like RSI) to squat in the oversold area for three days, and the trading volume has withered, indicating that the selling pressure is almost gone. At this point, use 20% of your capital, like sending in a scout, to probe the road. Even if you lose, it won’t hurt too much.
Main battlefield thunder (30% capital): The price has stopped making new lows and has leveled off, like catching a breath. At this time, anchor your cost price near that previous low point and supplement a portion. Remember, every time you add to your position, the price gap is best to be over 10%, don’t pile your chips on a small slope, or a wave will wipe it out.
Total attack thunder (50% capital): This is when it gets serious. When to act? When the price surges in volume and stabilizes above that important mid-term moving average (like the 30-day line), the trend's flavor has changed. At this time, push the remaining main forces up while immediately marking the stop-loss line (for example, 5% below the cost price); if it breaks, exit unconditionally.
Second, don't rush up mindlessly; understand how to 'ride in a sedan chair.'
Trends are here, of course, you should follow them. But that doesn’t mean you should chase after something that has already soared. My principle is: wait until the train is stable, then find a few comfortable stations to board.
First station (30% capital): The short-term moving average has crossed upwards, and the trading volume is significantly more active than the previous days (for example, increased by 1.5 times), indicating that funds are starting to ignite. This is when you buy your first ticket.
Second station (30% capital): Once the vehicle starts, bumps are inevitable. Wait until it pulls back to the mid-term moving average (like the 30-day line), stabilizes without breaking, and the momentum indicator shows a second strength signal. Good, this is the second relatively comfortable entry point, add another position.
Third station (40% capital): The most aggressive position is reserved for the most certain signals. The price has broken through the historical high point with increased volume, and the entire sector's heat has surged to the front, indicating that this might be an acceleration phase of a major upward trend. At this point, you can stake the last of your chips. But keep in mind: if the price has already surged dozens of percent in a single day, never be the last 'flag bearer,' as that is often a signal for someone to pick up the tab.
Third, my life-saving rule: profit is the reward for risk control.
No matter how good the method is, if not executed, it’s worthless. The following few points are the 'military rules' I've set for myself, which are more useful than any technique:
Single loss must not exceed 5%. As soon as triggered, cut it immediately; don't ask why, don't hold onto fantasies. You are not a god; you can make mistakes. Recognizing mistakes is essential for survival.
If you've made money, first get your capital back. For any trade, if the floating profit exceeds 50%, I will withdraw the initial invested capital. The remaining profits can be used to run, and the mindset is completely different; that is the real way to 'play with the money earned from the market.'
There is no 'wealth password', only cognitive differences. Don't believe in anyone, including me. The market is always changing, and you need to form your own system with strategies and discipline to combat greed and fear.
To put it bluntly, in this market, those who can survive and make money are not the smartest, but often the most disciplined and the ones who go against human nature. If you are tired of being harvested repeatedly by the market, it might be better to start today by controlling your hands and managing your position. Remember, before you think about how to double your money, first think clearly about how not to lose. As long as the principal is there, opportunities will always be present. I came through step by step like this, no nonsense.
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