“Ying Shu, I have lost a lot on my contracts, what should I do?”
Recently, a fan anxiously found me, with a face full of frustration and confusion, pouring out his troubles, saying that he has repeatedly hit walls in short-term cryptocurrency trading, and his principal is almost gone.
I carefully looked at his trading records and found that he was completely placing orders based on feelings, with no rules at all. So I shared my summarized six "killer techniques" for short-term trading with him, which are simple yet surprisingly effective:
A consolidation must change; don’t act when the direction is unclear. Don’t chase highs in high-level consolidation, don’t cut losses in low-level consolidation; the real opportunity comes after a "breakthrough."
Consolidation hides traps; less action is winning. During consolidation, leveraged positions are prone to liquidation; wait for breakthroughs and wait for pullbacks to confirm; don’t act impulsively. Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles; follow the trend, don’t chase the trend.
A sharp drop often indicates excessive emotion, while a stable rise is a selling point; take profits when emotions are extreme. A crash is an opportunity; don’t be afraid.
A slow drop tests the mentality, a fast drop is prone to rebound; during a crash, focus on position and volume. Use pyramiding to add to positions; the more it falls, the more stable it becomes.
Build positions in the bottom range with pyramiding; add a small portion of the position every 10% drop to lower costs and occupy positions early. Changing trends must be quick, and clearing positions must be ruthless.
After a sharp rise, first withdraw the principal during consolidation; after a sharp fall, timely stop losses during consolidation; the core of short-term trading is "fast."
The underlying logic of short-term trading can be summed up in four words: follow the rules. Don’t guess rises or falls, don’t chase hot topics, don’t gamble on direction; just execute strictly, allowing each trade to be reviewed and managed.
I guided the fan to operate according to these rules, and he gradually developed discipline, starting to focus on protecting the principal and locking in profits in time. After persisting for a while, his account steadily grew, and a long-lost smile finally appeared on his face.
In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not about IQ, but about sticking to principles, maintaining a stable mindset, and persevering in a chaotic market. If you achieve this, you have already surpassed the vast majority of people.
In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on; will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记
