When your account truly breaks through one million,
life will tell you - the world of ordinary people,
is no longer on the same track as you. $XRP
What changes is not the mentality, but the underlying logic of making money.
At this stage, there is no need for high-multiple contracts, no need for a racing heartbeat,
steadily making 20% in spot trading means 200,000 in income,
which directly equals one or two years of salary for ordinary people.
You finally understand: a bull market is not for desperate efforts,
but for exchanging others' time for your profits.
Money is never made through gambling; it is made by stepping on the rhythm again and again, slowly rolling it up.
The real core can be summed up in one sentence: when it's worth placing heavy bets.
Small markets, small positions to test the waters;
when a big market comes, only then do you increase your position - this is "rolling positions."
As long as you roll three or four times in your life, transitioning from ordinary people to the wealthy,
it doesn't require mythical luck.
But the premise is harsh: not every market is worthy of you increasing your position.
I only take action in three situations:
After a long period of sideways movement, about to choose a direction;
A sharp drop in bull market sentiment creating a golden pit;
Key weekly level being broken, confirming a trend reversal.
During other times, I'd rather stay out and watch than give money to the market.
Rolling positions, I only use the simplest yet most stable method:
Only increase positions when making profits, with costs rolling lower and lower. The base position cannot be moved,
the secondary position flexibly trades, with two goals - reducing costs and increasing profits.
Increasing positions only looks at trend breakthroughs or pullbacks to key moving averages,
If the 5-day line or 20-day line is broken, decisively exit; if short-term not moving for three days, withdraw,
cut losses immediately if over 5%; only trade leaders, must rise sharply and withstand declines.
Remember, trading is not about how fierce you are, but how long you can survive.
Once the system is stable and the rhythm is well controlled, money won't suddenly hit you in the face, but will gradually roll into your pocket. @萧哥带单日记
