Contracts either lead to wealth or ruin?
In the past two years, I turned 12,000 in capital into 970,000 in just 4 months.
This is not luck, but a set of counterintuitive slaughter strategies.
Today, I will share the core logic with everyone.
Opening position timing = wait for the moment when 'blood flows like a river'.
90% of people fail at 'opening positions during sideways markets' — the real opportunities come after the massacre!
My sniper conditions:
15-minute candlestick chart shows 3 consecutive divergences (bull and bear strength exhausted).
Liquidation leaderboard long-to-short ratio ≥ 3:1 (one side has been completely slaughtered).
Set stop loss 5% below the 'liquidation pile' (let others' liquidation orders take the hit for you).
If the liquidation pile is at 1.0U, I set my stop loss at 0.95U — does the dealer want to kill me? First, they will wipe out the stop-loss retail traders!
Third trick: the core of rolling positions — profit scaling is 100 times more important than opening positions.
Initial position no more than 5% (with 10,000 capital, the first order is only 500).
But! After a 20% profit, switch to 'vampire mode':
Second position = 180% of the initial position (after earning 2,000, add 3,600).
Third position = 150% of the second position (after earning 5,000, add 7,500).
Never average down on losing positions! (In 2024, 87% of retail traders who face liquidation will die by this rule.)
Cut losses on losing positions, scale up on profitable ones — your greed is the dealer's bullet!
The final 'life and death question':
Your position has made a 150% profit, suddenly:
The exchange crashes with a spike,
But it hasn't hit your stop loss.
At this moment, you should:
A. Immediately take profit of 50%, secure your gains.
B. Reverse and increase your position by 200%, force the dealer to short squeeze.
C. Turn off your computer and sleep, wait for the market's verdict.
Bull markets wait for no one, temporary measures can easily lead to pitfalls. Instead of fumbling in the dark and making mistakes, it’s better to find someone familiar with the market rhythm to guide you.
