My friends and I, who are fans, achieve success together, which can be discussed from two aspects.
The first aspect is that when I take you along, I strictly adhere to the trading records myself. I must set take profit and stop loss, double my capital, and adjust the stop loss upwards, etc. However, when I trade on my own, I don't do this; sometimes I take chances, clearly about to incur a loss, yet I adjust the stop loss position, leading to larger losses. When I profit, I don’t know how to double it out or adjust the take profit position, which results in significant drawdowns.
On the other hand, my fan friends help me monitor some tokens to see if there are opportunities, and if there are, we quickly go for it together. This is the essence of teamwork. I also appreciate the few friends who help out, and of course, there are a group of friends who generously contribute, pushing our entire team towards a virtuous cycle of development. Because some of the funds are used by me to update systems and equipment. There’s also a small portion that does nothing, mindlessly gambling without a stop loss, losing money and then blaming you. I used to feel guilty about it, but not anymore. We are all adults; if you’ve invested 1% or 2%, and you don’t listen, then there’s nothing I can do. Finally, thanks to the majority of friends for their concern, asking about my well-being when the building is about to collapse, rather than treating me as a tool and just continuously asking me: which side to gamble on 😅
Trading Pitfalls: Practical Advice for Both New and Experienced Traders
After last night's live stream, many friends came to discuss their trading confusions—whether they are beginners just starting out or seasoned players who have been in the game for a long time, everyone is saying "I haven't made any money" and "it's hard to break even." The core issue boils down to one thing: trading without a strategy, relying solely on gut feelings.
Many people see others making money from trades, but when they try to operate themselves, they end up losing more than they earn. The root of the problem lies in two points: inconsistent position sizes and fluctuating leverage.
Opening positions that are too large leads to panic when losses appear, causing traders to cut losses and exit the market without enough funds to average down, and without understanding how to set stop losses to protect their capital, resulting in deeper and deeper losses. On the other hand, opening positions that are too small means that after finally making a bit of profit, they rush to increase their positions; a pullback can wipe out all their gains, leaving them regretting their decisions.
Trading is not about "guessing price movements based on luck," but rather about following rules and controlling risks. Here are three core suggestions to help everyone avoid these pitfalls:
1. Fixed Position Size Ratio: No matter how good the market conditions are, never exceed 5%-10% of your preset capital for a single position to avoid heavy losses in one trade;
2. Set a Leverage Limit: Determine your leverage based on your risk tolerance and never increase leverage impulsively to chase the market, which reduces the impact of volatility;
3. Strictly Execute Stop Losses and Take Profits: Set your stop loss level in advance, take profits in batches after making gains, and avoid being greedy or blindly holding onto losses.
I hope everyone can break free from the misconception of "trading based on feelings," replacing impulse with rules and gradually accumulating stable profits~
Dr. Yang's signal opening V1 version has completed its prototype
Previously focused on shorting, now I find that violent surges of copied coins happen every day, and I don't want to miss the market. The Dr. Yang team spent 3 days to complete the initial model, combining it with the previous precise profit-taking system to achieve a comprehensive upgrade of the early long-position ambush system.
In the future, I will synchronize the signal opening in the square📶
It is worth noting that we are currently in the testing phase, please experience it with light positions. I will give you stop-loss levels, and perhaps also provide reference profit-taking positions. But you still need to do your own research
The eagle has finished, the urge to urinate has ended
Last night, Dr. Yang faced tremendous pressure to live-stream and recharge faith for the Air Force
According to Dr. Yang's building strategies of 122 or 235 or 2233
No one in Dr. Yang's team faced liquidation; those wanting to cut losses were also strictly guided by me to stop loss at specific points and not sell off
Currently, we are all profitable!
Joining Dr. Yang's team is free of charge; you can also come chat and communicate. If you wish to support Dr. Yang, you can activate Dr. Yang's rebate, which automatically credits 20% every hour.
Midday analysis, if Bitcoin goes up, it will likely reach around 89700. The resistance level above is between 89300 and 89700. You can short at highs. If it goes down, there is a minor support level around 87000, and if it breaks below, it will head straight to around 85500. Unfortunately, there is also a strong bullish position around 85000. So we are currently in a channel state and should be cautious when trading.
Dr. Yang's team had a day without danger (temporarily, they haven't crossed the hurdle yet, and there's no intention of a half-time champagne)
Withstood this wave of pullback, hope to keep going
Respect the market, reasonably control the position size
Out of three thousand weak waters, I only take one ladle
I am very worried about everyone, afraid that everyone will recklessly increase their positions
So I live broadcast the market situation and notify everyone in the group to adjust their replenishment positions.
I will never give up on the fans who trust me, treating them seriously and responsibly
In addition, I have specially compiled the 15 iron rules of trading and contract trading skills. The roughly 200 fans who are familiar with me can call out names and roughly know the habits of placing orders.
Even if I open a short position near 83000, using 30X leverage, due to reasonable position control, I can withstand a pullback of 7000 points on Bitcoin at the correct point to replenish.
It's still that phrase, in this market, first you have to learn to survive.