Once you grasp trading, life feels enlightened. $LIGHT
When I first entered the circle, like most people, my profits and losses relied on luck. I couldn't understand the market trends or grasp the rules. But after a few years, learning from experts and summarizing my own insights, I gradually formed an investment system.
Morning trading: Don't panic. The morning market is the most genuine; if it drops, there’s no need to panic, as it might be an opportunity to pick up chips at a low price. If it rises, don't be greedy, locking in profits is the safest.
Afternoon calm: Don’t follow the trend impulsively; it’s easy to get trapped at high positions. Don’t panic during a downturn; wait for a low point to enter, as this often leads to good chips.
Stay calm in a falling market: Morning declines are common; don’t rush to cut losses. The market changes rapidly, and patiently waiting for opportunities is much better than blind trading.
Strict buying and selling rules: Don’t sell before reaching your psychological high point, and don’t buy before hitting a low point. Don’t trade carelessly during sideways markets; watching from the sidelines is the safest.
Yin-Yang line operation: Buy on the bearish line, sell on the bullish line; it’s simple and effective. Enter during a correction and take profits during an uptrend; the opportunities are clear.
Contrarian thinking: Stay calm when others are enthusiastic, and be decisive when others are panicking; operating against the trend can uncover potential opportunities.
Endure consolidation: Long consolidations at high and low levels are the most torturous. Acting rashly will only lead to being trapped; patiently wait for a clear trend before taking action.
Catch the tail of the surge: When pushing up to a high point, seize the moment to take profits; paper profits are real profits; otherwise, you might get “flown away” by the market.
The crypto world is never short of opportunities, but risks are always present. Stay calm, patient, and disciplined; a solid strategy is much more effective than blindly chasing highs and cutting losses.