The Persistence in the Dawn's Light: A Trader's Path to Recovery and Midnight Battles
In the office at 4 AM, the only thing to focus on is the entangled moving average on the K-line chart. The morning's big coin dropped to 114,500, and the short position has adjusted to 114,300, just about to recover from a three-day drawdown.
Recovery is never a gamble based on luck, but rather a precise deduction of a professional system. When a trader is facing a floating loss, a true trader never panics and cuts losses; instead, they open multiple market software screens: not only referencing historical volatility curves but also the correlated K-lines of related assets and the real-time updates of macroeconomic data.
On the third day of being trapped in a position, Jingyi's fans operated flexibly, replenishing the crucial support level while managing the position to compress risks to a controllable range. Timely hedging methods and this kind of professional judgment come from the accumulated market sense of seven years of monitoring, and more importantly, from the practice of the twelve-character mantra of 'respect the market, control positions, and strictly adhere to discipline.'
Jingyi continues to help traders recover online! Helping one is one.
