Too many contract beginners come with the "dream start" script:
Just starting out, they blindly enter positions, the market trends ridiculously well, in two days their capital multiplies several times, and they immediately float as a "trading god," with confidence far exceeding their positions!
But the market never indulges the arrogant - on the third day, the market suddenly plunges, profits evaporate instantly, and capital shrinks dramatically, leaving only a soul-searching question: "How did it change so quickly?"
Remember! The more you think you have it in the bag, the more the market will harshly teach you that "rules cannot be violated!" These 6 iron rules can help you avoid 90% of the pitfalls; beginners can directly copy these:
① Funding rates hide mysteries: Positive rate = the whole network is wildly bullish, the market is nearing its peak; negative rate = bears have the upper hand, trends are likely to dip. Understand before acting, don't blindly follow the crowd!
② Don't gamble with leverage: 3-5 times is flexible enough; staying alive gives you the chance to turn things around; twenty or thirty times leverage is purely a "life or death gamble," one mistake and you'll be directly eliminated by the market, with no chance to bounce back!
③ Entering the market with strategy: First, set the big direction, wait for a pullback to stabilize and for volume to explode before entering. Blindly rushing in is just giving money to the market; it’s purely a fool's errand!
④ Stop losses must be set: No matter how good you are at judging the market, not setting stop losses is like running naked! One fluctuation can turn you from a "profit god" into a "negative teaching material"; there are too many bloody lessons!
⑤ Take profits: If you earn 10%-20%, take some off the table. The market always has another wave, but profits not pocketed are just numbers; they can vanish in an instant, so don't be greedy!
⑥ Leave room for positions: Single-direction positions should not exceed 30%! This is professionalism, not cowardice - the most painful thing is not losing, but seeing a good opportunity without ammunition, and just missing out!
The contract market is a battlefield that "devours people without spitting out bones"; relying solely on luck will eventually lead to failure; there must be a reliable plan. Going solo is too difficult; having a professional team to support you is stable! Beginners shouldn't struggle alone; follow the iron rules to earn real money in contracts~ @阿二说币
