Still frequently chasing highs and cutting losses?
Does it seem like as soon as you enter the market, it starts to drop, and as soon as you cut losses, it immediately rebounds?
This isn’t bad luck; it’s a misalignment in rhythm.
A proven effective 'Rolling Warehouse Five-Step Method' is suitable for gaining advantageous positions in volatile markets.
Core logic: Invest in batches, maintain a steady rhythm, and take profits when available.
🔹 Step 1: Divide total funds into five equal parts (don’t heavily invest all at once)
🔹 Step 2: Buy the first part at the current price (establish an observation position first)
🔹 Step 3: Buy another part every time there’s a 15% drop (this isn’t about betting on the bottom; it’s about leveling the position)
🔹 Step 4: Sell one part every time there’s a 20% rise (lock in profits gradually to avoid missing out)
🔹 Step 5: Repeat this cycle for steady account growth
Want to improve efficiency? You can try narrowing the building range to an 8% volatility zone for more flexible entry and exit, and more precise position control.
For further improvement, consider using reasonable leverage tools in certain ranges, provided you manage risks well.
In the market, you often see the combination of 'K-line anomalies + volume release'; many times, this signals large traders adjusting their rhythm. Rushing in blindly can easily leave you behind.
A sharp drop isn’t necessarily a disaster; it could also be a window for market reshuffling. The key isn’t to understand the future but to grasp your own rhythm.
A correct method + 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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