People often ask me: Bro, what do you look at when choosing coins and buying them?

I tell you, my method is simple but stable; it's not that complicated, but the effect is really not bad.

To be direct, if you can understand, just copy it; if not, just consider me bragging.

Step one: Look at the gainers list.

The first step in choosing coins is to open the gainers list, see who has moved and increased in the past half month, and add them to my watchlist.

Why? Only coins that have increased attract attention, and there will be follow-up opportunities.

Choosing coins this way makes it less likely to miss potential stocks.

Step two: Monthly MACD.

No need to look at so many technical indicators; I only look at one—monthly MACD golden cross.

A golden cross indicates a trend; stop always thinking about rebound opportunities; I've played enough of that gamble.

If you want to earn steadily, find the trend and follow it.

Step three: Focus on the 60-day line.

I look at the daily line less often; I only focus on the area near the 60-day line.

As long as the coin price pulls back to the 70-day moving average and shows volume, I immediately go in heavily.

No guessing, no gambling; when the signal comes, enter the market; if there's no signal, take a break.

Many people gamble on opportunities below the 70-day line; basically, they either lose money or get liquidated, which is too dangerous.

Step four: Do not get attached after entering the market.

Once you enter the market, hold on if the signal is clear; if the line breaks, leave immediately without hesitation.

Many people end up losing profits because they are reluctant to exit, which is the price of lacking discipline.

Leave when you should, never linger.

Step five: Take profits in stages.

If it increases by more than 30%, cut half; if it reaches 50%, cut another half; don't think about taking the entire segment; the market won't feed you entirely.

Take small profits and move slowly; long-term success is the hard truth.

Step six: Leave if it breaks below the 70-day line.

This rule is my ironclad principle; if it breaks below the 70-day line, leave immediately.

Whether just bought or already held for a few days, a break is a signal; leave immediately, don't be soft-hearted.

This principle has saved me countless times; many people perish in the emotions of not wanting to cut losses.

Many people may feel this method is too mechanical, but I tell you, the more emotional you are, the faster you die.

You see what I said, which part is difficult?

None of it is hard; the difficult part is whether you can execute it.

So when you ask me how to make money and turn things around,

These are the rhythms I've learned from losing 6 million.

The market is always there,

But most people will never reach the wave of profits; it's not that you don't move fast enough; it's that you're stumbling around in the dark alone. Brother Jun has always been here; the light is right in front of you. If you don't keep up, you'll be stuck in a loop in the night.