Friends often say that I was just a bit away from being liquidated.

Today, I want to tell you that your timing of entry is wrong; if it were right, you wouldn't be liquidated even if it was just a little bit off.

Many friends often share how much they made during a round of market, and they can all benefit from it, which relates to the timing of entry.

Some friends also mention the size of leverage, but it's actually also a timing issue.

If it's a rising market and you go long, then if it's just a few dollars off, you won't be liquidated.

You may not agree with what I say, but you can pay attention to the market and see if it aligns with what I said.

In a rising market, after it goes up, it will have fluctuations instead of falling; during a large oscillation market, it will fluctuate back and forth, making it hard to hit the timing.

The timing in the capital market is like a battlefield where moments change rapidly. If you keep up, you earn; if you can't keep up, you lose.

This tests your overall ability. Market sense!