#ZEC Short-term trading isn't as mysterious as it seems.
The core is two points: discipline + execution, not relying on predictions or passion.
In my own practical experience over the years, I have summarized six iron rules, directly spoken for your reference:
1; Don't rush in consolidation
Move sideways at high levels, don't chase, grind at low levels, don't cut losses.
If there's no direction, don't move aimlessly; at this time, the most profitable action is to stay still.
2; Sideways is a hiding zone
If you feel itchy, don’t rush; wait for a breakout, wait for a pullback to enter. In short-term trading, it's more about who can hold back than the frequency of trades.
3; Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles
Buy when it drops deeply, sell when it rises steadily; when everyone panics and cuts at the bottom, and gets overly excited at the top, if you do the opposite, you will be ahead.
4; A crash is a window of opportunity
Slow declines wear on emotions, rapid declines smash structures; a quick drop makes it easier to rebound, high-quality opportunities always lie in emotional fractures.
5; Pyramid building for positions
Don't go all in at the bottom; add a little with each drop to lower costs while leaving room for profit.
Small capital is the most friendly for risk management.
6; Changes in the market should be quick, decisive, and accurate
Rapid rise and sideways, first take back the principal, leave profit to test the waters.
Rapid drop and sideways, stop loss at the first moment, don't hold on stubbornly.
Short-term trading has a fast rhythm; being slow by just one step means a loss.
To sum it up: don’t guess, don’t chase, don’t gamble.
Follow the rules, control emotions, execute steadily, and you will already be ahead of most people.
I am Lao Zhang, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment skills daily, detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who don’t understand are always welcome to communicate with me! @老张趋势
