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Review and Insights
1,
Everyone knows to seek profit and avoid harm
But often our habitual thinking
Is always on the side of harm
Choosing to exit
Resulting in more losses than gains
2,
Setting stop-loss points too small
More likely to be closed out as soon as entered
This kind of trading is not very meaningful
Setting stop-loss points too high
Increases risk
So what are your settings?
3,
When looking for partners, friends, companions
We all prefer emotionally stable ones
Could this also apply to selecting cryptocurrencies?
4,
Wanting both
Ultimately achieving neither
Bringing pain to oneself and trouble to others
Cannot be done, cannot be done
5,
Just like selecting products
Choosing products is the first step
Selecting the right product only reduces the trial-and-error rate
The same product in different sellers' hands can yield different profits
6,
Whenever a one-sided conclusion is drawn
It is more or less mixed with subjectivity
Thus there are limitations
Real trading
Today $BTC
It has been hovering around 105K, but from 16:00 to 17:00 there was a wave of ups and downs. As a big player in the cryptocurrency space, this wave is indeed a bit confusing, and even stranger is that the sentiment of other cryptocurrencies is unusually calm. Fluctuations are all within 4%. It reminds me of the two candlesticks from the previous day $MASK
At that time, I was still thinking that altcoins just don't work. Today has refreshed my understanding. I originally planned to make another move tonight, but I'll just observe from the sidelines.
Entry target: AI16USDT
Entry point: 10:50/0.2475/buy
Exit point: 13:28/0.2441
Profit and loss ratio: -1.3%