Brothers, I have actually gotten used to it.
Every day in the market, there are a bunch of old investors who are losing money.
It's either a total loss overnight or a double whammy of long and short.
But this time, I want to tell a brother's story, maybe you are going through it.
He jumped into the market in November last year, initially making a few thousand, but then started using high leverage to go all in,
from blowing up BTC, to losing ETH, and then going ALL IN on Dogecoin...
In the end, he lost a total of 50,000 USD, and his account was left with only 3,400 USDT.
When he came to me, he was already mentally broken.
Because I've seen too many people like this,
wanting to make quick money but unwilling to work hard.
But he did one thing later that made me decide to give him a chance.....
This time I let him get on board — opening ETH with 3,000 USDT.
How to manage the position, where to set the stop-loss, even when there were temptations to go long or short in the middle,
we didn’t move, all the way until we hit the target and took profit.
The first trade made a profit of 2,400 USDT.
In the second trade, I helped him roll his position to break the resistance, continuously taking profits, and it went up to 11,000.
Later, we used a method of "three-wave position control + locking in profits while adding positions,"
from 11,000 all the way up to 62,000.
He returned from the brink of liquidation to a turning point in life.
Want to flip your account? It’s not impossible, but you need to find the right person.
Don’t place orders mindlessly.
Don’t go all in with heavy positions and gamble on luck.
Don’t listen to so-called "indicator traders", "emotion traders", or "illusionary gods of war".
Real flipping of accounts is not done by gambling, but by controlling.
Want to know what direction is suitable in the current market?
Want to break free from the predicament of your account skyrocketing and then plummeting?
Then you need to change a bit.
Those who have been losing continuously, it’s not that you are not working hard enough, it’s that the methods are too absurd.
