$AIA The principal is not large? Don’t think about turning things around in one go.
In managing funds under 100,000, the biggest fear is not loss, but impatience.
When the market hasn’t come, stay calm and wait; if you can catch just one wave of the main upward trend in a year, you will outpace 90% of people.
Patience is the strongest backing for small funds.
If your understanding is not adequate? Then practice on a demo account first until your heartbeat no longer races.
A demo account can let you lose a hundred times, but a real account only allows you to make one mistake.
Once your mindset stabilizes, even a small principal can turn into a snowball of wealth.
Seeing good news? It often means the call for harvesting.
If there’s no rise on good news day = it may cool down, if it opens high the next day = it’s time to run.
The sharpest knife in the crypto circle is "reaping the benefits of good news".
Holidays? This is when you need to be most vigilant.
The rise before the holiday often lifts you up, while the real drop often happens when you’re on vacation.
Light positions before holidays are the bloody lessons of every veteran.
Medium to long-term isn’t just holding, but “rolling and actively catching”.
Sell a little when it rises, buy a little when it falls, gradually reduce costs and increase safety cushions.
Just holding will only lead you to die at a high point; rolling is the true way.
Short-term trades should only involve active coins.
If the trading is not active and the volatility is not enough? Then just ignore it.
What short-term trading needs is speed and strength; lacking sufficient volatility is equivalent to wasting life.
Gradual declines are frustrating, but accelerated drops usually signal a rebound.
A gradual decline wears down the mindset, while an accelerated sell-off can actually make it easier to find the bottom.
Once you grasp the rhythm, the rebound is often right in front of you.
Bought the wrong one? Cut it off decisively.
Quick stop-loss is more important than anything else; procrastination is a fatal mistake.
The market doesn’t fear your losses, but it fears your stubbornness.
For short-term, look at the 15-minute K-line and KDJ.
5 minutes is too messy, 1 hour is too slow, 15 minutes is just right.
With KDJ, you can avoid at least half of the pitfalls.
There are countless techniques, but you only need one set, practiced to perfection.
Knowing a little and sticking to it is much stronger than randomly learning a bunch of techniques.
Real experts rely on a system, not a hodgepodge of techniques.
Brothers, I can rise from the deep pit because every liquidation and every mindset collapse was treated as a rebirth.
