Do people think that a contract expert is monitoring the market 24 hours a day, madly placing orders?
NONONO, that's not the case.
This is basically retail investors relying on their "feelings" to gamble, fantasizing about getting rich.
Every time they stubbornly hold onto their losses, they end up blowing their accounts and cursing the market makers.
The true contract expert:
Only makes a move 3 times a month, spends the rest of the time sipping tea and watching the show.
Only profits from the market's ups and downs, leaving the extremes for others.
Sets stop-losses more decisively than taking profits, acknowledges mistakes promptly, and never stubbornly holds on.
Last month, there was a “short-term trading god” who didn’t believe in fate, insisted on high-frequency trading during the day, and ended up with nothing.
Trends don’t wait for anyone; you have to wait for the trend.
Never place an order unless at key support/resistance!
Stop-losses must be set in advance, never adjusted on the fly.
The market changes its face faster than flipping a page; you have to be able to change too.
Yesterday bullish, today breaking key levels? Turn around immediately!
Die-hard bulls and bears end up as “dead accounts.”
Don’t frequently place orders; that will only eat away your capital with transaction fees.
How to seize major market movements?
Recently, I discovered a “trend ignition point” strategy, specifically targeting large wave movements!
A big wave can last a long, long time!!!
sui doge pepe
