Last year, I met a brother who lost from one hundred thousand down to only five thousand.
That kind of state, you and I have seen too much of.
Frequent orders from above, completely leaving no way out for oneself;
Transaction fees sucking out the principal like blood;
The market shakes, and the mentality immediately explodes;
Every time he goes all in, he shouts 'It can come back', but the one who gets taken away is always himself.
He also played with dog coins.
When others flaunt their profits, he directly goes all in, and when he wakes up the next day, there's only a few hundred left.
During that time, he was still staring at the market at three in the morning, chain-smoking,
Staring at the red and green lines in a daze, and finally asking himself:
'Am I the fish in the market's mouth?'
Later, he found me, and I only had him do three things.
The first thing: only trade in high-probability markets.
Don't focus on the small cycles of one minute, don't let the moving K-lines lead you.
Look only at four hours and above, enter on breakthroughs, and don't act without signals.
Missing out is not scary; acting recklessly is what hurts.
The second thing: roll over based on discipline, not on impulse.
The first order should not exceed ten percent of the funds, only increase the position after making a profit.
As soon as it hits the target, take half the profit immediately; move the stop loss for the rest.
Cut losses directly at five percent, better to feel a little pain than to drag it into a big pit.
The third thing: treat stop losses as life, stop when things don't look right.
If you lose two times in a row, turn off the machine and take a break, don't fight against your emotions.
Review every day, lay out your own mistakes,
If you lose, know the cause and effect; if you earn, make sure it’s clean.
He executed according to this, and his account slowly improved.
Later he asked me, 'Why did no one say these things before?'
I told him, 'Because too many people would rather be led by the market than admit they are gambling.'
If you want to turn things around, first learn to survive.
Don't wait until your account hits zero to realize.
First, practice stop losses, stabilize your rhythm, then talk about making money.
If you were to open your trading records right now—
Would you dare to face your losing points?
There are opportunities in the cryptocurrency circle, but there are more traps. Very few can truly make money; follow Uncle Nan, and let him help you turn things around in this market!
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