看着我反买必赢
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Underneath my personal crazy facade of gambling lies a calculation of timing and risk. Basically, I set a small stop loss of 3 points and exit with a profit of 1 times. I can't hold on to more points because for me, with a large position, if there’s a drawdown, my mindset would completely break down. Therefore, my perspective is very small. Of course, withdrawing profits to save in a fixed deposit is a key operation to secure earnings. The real gambling is not about blindly placing bets, but about precise strikes based on analysis, which is proportional to the effort put in. Whether my friends believe it or not, this is how I see it.
Having already withdrawn profits and saved them in fixed deposits, regular operations will help you control your losses when you want to gamble again, adding another line of defense for yourself. Human nature is the most complex, and controlling oneself is also the hardest.
My behavior has unconsciously influenced some people. Many have seen my profitable operations and would withdraw their profits in time, temporarily setting aside some greed, enjoying a brief moment of pleasure after withdrawal. However, just withdrawing profits is not enough; you must also forcibly save the profits, and after some time, you'll see some money. In the market, both profits and losses happen quickly; I believe everyone has moments of profit, but few withdraw their earnings.
I have already entered rest mode. The 18,000 oil drawdown has all been recovered and turned into profit. It was really difficult, but I managed to do it. Luck has favored me once again, and I hope it favors everyone. I slept overnight in the service area and am continuing my journey back to Shenzhen; it's time to get back to work. The second pancake has already reached 3,000. This wave of increase exceeded my expectations; this is not a market I can grasp. I don't feel much emotional distress about missing out on it, but I did make some gains from the fluctuations. Contentment brings happiness.
Taking advantage of the lack of drawdown, I directly withdrew to fixed deposits; it's time to rest. In the past 10 days, I've probably opened nearly 80 positions. Trading short-term is exhausting, but it's suitable for me. In the end, the big picture is likely to lose money, like last night's last order.
Having already withdrawn profits and saved them in fixed deposits, regular operations will help you control your losses when you want to gamble again, adding another line of defense for yourself. Human nature is the most complex, and controlling oneself is also the hardest.
My behavior has unconsciously influenced some people. Many have seen my profitable operations and would withdraw their profits in time, temporarily setting aside some greed, enjoying a brief moment of pleasure after withdrawal. However, just withdrawing profits is not enough; you must also forcibly save the profits, and after some time, you'll see some money. In the market, both profits and losses happen quickly; I believe everyone has moments of profit, but few withdraw their earnings.
I have already entered rest mode. The 18,000 oil drawdown has all been recovered and turned into profit. It was really difficult, but I managed to do it. Luck has favored me once again, and I hope it favors everyone. I slept overnight in the service area and am continuing my journey back to Shenzhen; it's time to get back to work. The second pancake has already reached 3,000. This wave of increase exceeded my expectations; this is not a market I can grasp. I don't feel much emotional distress about missing out on it, but I did make some gains from the fluctuations. Contentment brings happiness.
Taking advantage of the lack of drawdown, I directly withdrew to fixed deposits; it's time to rest. In the past 10 days, I've probably opened nearly 80 positions. Trading short-term is exhausting, but it's suitable for me. In the end, the big picture is likely to lose money, like last night's last order.
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