Many people feel that when they first come in to play, they need to learn the technology and market analysis thoroughly in order to make money.
As a result, they get dizzy looking at K-lines and memorize indicators, but their accounts become more chaotic with each operation, and they can't even see the direction of the market clearly.
In fact, those who make steady profits in the market do not need to learn everything thoroughly; rather, a set of rules and a bit of knowledge are enough.
Many people become more confused after a series of operations. The reason is simply chasing highs and selling lows, being indecisive, and always feeling like they will suffer immensely if they miss an opportunity.
However, the more frequently you trade, the more likely you are to incur losses. Why? Because you have become emotional. Only those who have rhythm, dare to wait, and can execute can make money.
Let me share a method I have been using, which has helped many friends survive the market's lows and successfully benefit from rebounds.
Step 1: 30% exploratory position
When the market just starts or drops to a support level, take out 30% of your position and slowly enter. Prioritize mainstream projects; don’t expect to catch the bottom, but you must have some assets on hand to avoid being thrown out by the market.
Step 2: 40% supplementary position on pullbacks
What to do if it drops? Buy in batches. Each time it drops, add a little more, up to a maximum of 70%. This way, you're not confronting the market head-on, but gradually lowering your cost at lower levels. When others panic, you are just laying in wait.
Step 3: 30% trend-following position
Wait for the trend to be confirmed, such as when it stands back above important moving averages or key support levels, then you can put in the last 30% to ride the main upward wave. But remember, when the market comes, don’t cling to the battle; realizing profits is the hard truth.
Doesn’t it seem like there are no high-end techniques? Yes, this method doesn't rely on predictions, but on rhythm. The core is: patience, batching, and proper execution.
The real difficulty has never been understanding the charts, but seeing yourself clearly: Can you not be afraid of missing out, not rush into trades, and stick to your plan without being swayed by emotions?
This point seems simple, but it is the hardest to achieve.
But as long as you can do it, the market will naturally give you the answers.
A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to set the rhythm.
Is far better than you being busy alone!
Those who want to turn things around and understand will naturally find me.
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