The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange invests in OKX, with a valuation of 25 billion USD, and okb directly surged by 50%! Nurse Xu played with flowers
1. Profits should be locked in batches; don't wait for a pullback. When the price rises by 10%, start to be cautious and move your stop loss to the breakeven line; when it rises by 20%, reduce your position by half to secure some profits; when it rises by 30%, at least keep 15%. You don't need to sell at the highest point; you just need to ensure that each rise genuinely accumulates assets for you. 2. Losses should be cut decisively; don't wait for a rebound. If the price drops by 15% after entry, exit unconditionally. Don't ask why, and don't fantasize about "waiting a little longer". A stop loss is not a defeat; it's an acknowledgment that the rhythm of this trade is wrong. The market always has opportunities, but your capital may only withstand a few mistakes. 3. If you miss a sell opportunity, be brave to re-enter; don't be afraid of being wrong. Did the market continue to rise after taking profits? As long as the logic hasn't changed, re-enter at the selling price. Transaction fees can be earned again, but the mindset of missing out is the most fatal. Rhythm is more important than price. Those who can buy are disciples; those who can sell are masters. In this market, those who survive the longest may not always make the best judgments, but they certainly understand when to stop and when to re-enter.
In memory of the actress He Qing, known as the 'most beautiful woman of the classical era,' who passed away at the age of 61. She starred in several films and TV series including 'Journey to the West,' 'Dream of the Red Chamber,' 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' 'Water Margin,' and 'The Grand Mansion 1912.'
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