They say contracts are like a casino, with nine losses out of ten bets.
I say it’s because most people always rely on a gambler’s luck, playing a game meant for professional players.
Entering the scene at 31, I reached eight figures in two years. At 39, what I want to share with you is not a myth of sudden wealth, but a set of “foolproof methods” that have allowed me to navigate bull and bear markets, achieving stable profits for 8 years. These 7 hard-earned rules may enlighten you:
1. Split capital, lock in risks: Divide your funds into 5 equal parts, investing only 1 part each time.
Set a stop loss of 10 points; if wrong once, you only lose 2% of total capital, and even if you’re wrong 5 times, you only lose 10%; set a take profit above 10 points to avoid being trapped.
2. Go with the trend, double your win rate: Rebounds in a downtrend are mostly traps to lure more buyers;
Corrections in an uptrend are the golden opportunities to buy low. Compared to blindly buying the dip, following the trend halves the difficulty of making money.
3. Avoid coins with rapid surges, don’t gamble on dead-end markets: No matter if it’s mainstream or altcoins, after a short-term rapid surge, it’s hard to continue a major uptrend.
When there’s stagnation at high levels, it will inevitably fall if it can’t be pushed higher; don’t gamble on luck.
4. Use MACD for signals, enter and exit calmly: A golden cross of the DIF and DEA lines below the 0 axis is a stable entry signal; if a death cross forms above the 0 axis, decisively reduce your position.
5. Volume and price are key, distinguish true from false: After a low-level consolidation, a breakout with volume is crucial; high-level volume without price increase means you should exit quickly; volume never lies.
6. Only engage in upward trends, don’t waste time: An upward 3-day line indicates short-term opportunities; an upward 30-day line indicates mid-term trends.
An upward 84-day line indicates a major uptrend; an upward 120-day line indicates a long-term trend. Following the major direction maximizes your chances of success.
7. Weekly reviews, timely adjustments: Regularly check your holding logic, see if the weekly K-line trend matches your judgment. Once the trend changes, adjust your strategy immediately; don’t stubbornly hold on.
Trading contracts is not about who is smarter, but who is more disciplined. By upgrading from a gambler who relies on “feelings” to a professional player who follows “plans,” you will find that stable profits are not mysterious.
The market is always there, but your capital and opportunities may only come a few times. Find Sister Anxin, and with systematic thinking, she will guide you through the investment fog.
