Contract trading, can it really only be considered as being a pawn?
From fifty thousand to three hundred thousand, I have walked this path. In the eyes of many, contracts are synonymous with liquidation, a high-risk casino. But for me, it has become a real cash machine—the difference lies in whether you truly understand how to use it.
Why do some people always chase at the peak and cut at the bottom?
The answer is simple: there are no rules, it all depends on feeling.
Today, I am sharing the iron rules of contract trading that I have summarized from real trading. Each one is an experience earned with real money.
📈 Offensive signals, focus on these points:
· Short opportunities: If the MA60 moving average on the 4-hour chart forms resistance three times in a row, the third time is often a high-probability "turning point," with a strong short entry signal.
· Long opportunities: When the daily level low support overlaps with the RSI entering the oversold range, while panic selling with increased volume occurs—that often indicates the true bottom area.
· Move to take profit: When profits exceed 50%, immediately activate a 5-minute candle tracking take-profit strategy to firmly lock in profits.
The last point, which many are most reluctant to hear, yet is the most important:
The money you earn must be withdrawn.
The market will not help you realize your dreams; it will only magnify your greed. Only when the money is truly transferred to your bank card does it count as truly belonging to you.
Recently, I have relied on this method to continuously capture three false breakout trends: insufficient volume at the previous high position, decisively opening short; panic selling with increased volume breaking down, decisively going long. It’s not luck, it’s just strict execution.
Contract trading is not a matter of courage, but of discipline. If you can adhere to the rules, the market will be your cash machine; if you break the rules, it will turn into a meat grinder.
