Vanita Isackson
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Countless liquidations, turning my account 1000 times overnight!
No one believes it, but I actually did it!
Last year I was still delivering food, facing liquidation, debt, and my girlfriend left, my account dropped from 30,000 to just over 700 U, I even lost confidence in trading contracts.
But this year, in just 7 days, I turned 700 into 92,000!
It's not guesswork, it's not all-in, but a set of strategies I've developed:
【Trend trading, the hardest part isn't the direction, but your inability to hold on】
Many people say they trade with the trend, but once the market pulls back, they panic, and when it rises just a little, they take profits, resulting in 5-6 losses before they earn just a fraction.
Over time, it's surprising if you don't lose.
The essence of trend trading isn't about who can guess accurately, but about who can hold on and stay steady.
【The true test of trading has never been technique, but 'execution + emotional management'】#美国加征关税
With slight fluctuations in the market, you start to get anxious; the longer you watch, the more ideas you have#山寨币ETF进展
In the end, you might end up getting washed out by yourself; it’s not the market that breaks you, it’s your anxiety and desire for control.#BTC
Here are three principles for you:
1. Don't fantasize about buying at the lowest and selling at the highest.
Enter once the trend is confirmed, that’s trading with the trend, and leave only when you can no longer move forward.#ETH
2. Set stop-loss at structural points, don’t set them too close.
Don’t place stop-loss at places that are easily triggered; a single stop-loss can shake your confidence, three times can explode your mindset and lead to reckless trading, making it hard to survive.#香港稳定币条例
3. Don’t panic if you get stopped out; as long as the trend is still there, you can re-enter.
You shouldn’t fear getting out; what you should fear is that when the trend comes back, you are still too afraid to get back in, that would be the real missed opportunity.
A stable trading system = a combination of behavioral habits
1. Fixed strategy, don’t change it arbitrarily
2. Clear timeframe, don’t switch frequently
3. Clear conditions, no ambiguity in entry
4. Execute patiently, don’t act recklessly
Five iron rules for myself
1. Keep each loss within 10%
2. Don’t easily close profitable trades unless the pattern deteriorates (breaks)
3. Never average down on losses
4. Don’t operate frequently, don’t chase volatility, only trade within your plan
5. Before big market movements or significant data, it’s better to stay out than to gamble on direction
In trading, don’t rely on cleverness, but on 'discipline + skill + emotional stability'.
No one believes it, but I actually did it!
Last year I was still delivering food, facing liquidation, debt, and my girlfriend left, my account dropped from 30,000 to just over 700 U, I even lost confidence in trading contracts.
But this year, in just 7 days, I turned 700 into 92,000!
It's not guesswork, it's not all-in, but a set of strategies I've developed:
【Trend trading, the hardest part isn't the direction, but your inability to hold on】
Many people say they trade with the trend, but once the market pulls back, they panic, and when it rises just a little, they take profits, resulting in 5-6 losses before they earn just a fraction.
Over time, it's surprising if you don't lose.
The essence of trend trading isn't about who can guess accurately, but about who can hold on and stay steady.
【The true test of trading has never been technique, but 'execution + emotional management'】#美国加征关税
With slight fluctuations in the market, you start to get anxious; the longer you watch, the more ideas you have#山寨币ETF进展
In the end, you might end up getting washed out by yourself; it’s not the market that breaks you, it’s your anxiety and desire for control.#BTC
Here are three principles for you:
1. Don't fantasize about buying at the lowest and selling at the highest.
Enter once the trend is confirmed, that’s trading with the trend, and leave only when you can no longer move forward.#ETH
2. Set stop-loss at structural points, don’t set them too close.
Don’t place stop-loss at places that are easily triggered; a single stop-loss can shake your confidence, three times can explode your mindset and lead to reckless trading, making it hard to survive.#香港稳定币条例
3. Don’t panic if you get stopped out; as long as the trend is still there, you can re-enter.
You shouldn’t fear getting out; what you should fear is that when the trend comes back, you are still too afraid to get back in, that would be the real missed opportunity.
A stable trading system = a combination of behavioral habits
1. Fixed strategy, don’t change it arbitrarily
2. Clear timeframe, don’t switch frequently
3. Clear conditions, no ambiguity in entry
4. Execute patiently, don’t act recklessly
Five iron rules for myself
1. Keep each loss within 10%
2. Don’t easily close profitable trades unless the pattern deteriorates (breaks)
3. Never average down on losses
4. Don’t operate frequently, don’t chase volatility, only trade within your plan
5. Before big market movements or significant data, it’s better to stay out than to gamble on direction
In trading, don’t rely on cleverness, but on 'discipline + skill + emotional stability'.
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