Don't keep believing in Martin; the direction is wrong, and the more you compensate, the faster you will fail
Many people have heard of the 'Martin strategy' for making money and think that if they lose, they just need to add more, and if they compensate, they will break even.
But I want to tell you: Martin is not for retail investors to use recklessly!
Its premise is: the overall direction is judged correctly, small positions + low leverage, and there is space for layered replenishment of funds.
The most important point: cutting losses must be decisive!
If the hourly chart continuously breaks down and the market obviously goes against the trend, still holding on with a lucky mindset, the outcome is only one: total loss.
What is the reality? Most people haven't seen the direction clearly, and are reluctant to cut losses,
forcing themselves to hold on + add positions, resulting in running out of resources and being buried alive.
I teach my fans to roll over positions, not to let you learn Martin to gamble,
but rather: to see the big direction clearly, enter in batches, increase positions on floating gains, and cut losses when the direction is wrong.
There are no miracles in the cryptocurrency world,
only rhythmic execution.