If you must trade contracts, be sure to stick to these bottom lines, which are more useful than reading 100 articles on techniques:
1. Contract is a game of 'using small to win big', stop loss is normal, don't treat a loss as the end of the world. But the most visible state of mind after stopping the loss
State - some people are eager to 'make a comeback' and open orders frantically, resulting in more and more losses; some people immediately stop and review, but can stop in time. Remember
Remember: If you stop loss more than 2 times in a row, you must shut down on the same day, don't be angry with the market.
2. Don't believe the myth of 'doubling in three days', contract earning is a slow and steady flow of money. Just lost an order and want to get it back with a heavy position? Nine times out of ten
Will be liquidated. The most taboo in trading is 'eager to succeed'
Like driving through a red light, you may be lucky enough to be fine occasionally, but there will be big problems in the long run. Be stable
Even if you only earn 3% per day, accumulating it is better than messing around.
3. Don't do anything if you don't understand the trend, following the trend is more important than anything else. The market is obviously a one-way rise, but you want to short 'guess the top'; obviously
Falling and falling, but want to bottom out 'pick up leaks' - this is not confidence, it is head-to-head with the market. Once the trend is formed, it is like a flood going down
Rush, going against the trend is like standing on the crest of a wave carrying wood, being knocked over is only a matter of time. Wait for the signal to be clear before entering the market, there is no shame in that.
4. Calculate the profit-loss ratio before opening an order, this is a life-saving math problem. If an order looks like it can earn up to 100U, but may lose
200U, don't touch it no matter how tempting. At least the ratio of 'earn 2 and accept losing 1' must be reached before it is worth trading. Don't think 'what if you earn
Well', in the contract, the probability of 'what if' tends to be on the losing side.
5. Novices die from 'being too diligent',
, veterans win by 'being lazy'. As soon as the market moves, you want to place an order, opening seven or eight orders a day, seemingly grasping
Opportunity, in fact, most of them are paying handling fees to the exchange. Remember: 90% of market fluctuations are 'noise',
', can make a lot of money
Yes, maybe one or two orders a week. Resisting the urge to trade is better than anything.
6. Only earn the money you can understand, and don't join in the fun if you don't understand the market. Some people make money with MACD, some people rely on trend lines to eat,
There is no need to envy others for catching a limit up - that is their scope of cognition, if your cognition has not reached that point, blindly following the trend will only lose money. Put yourself familiar
The mode of practice to the extreme, is better than anything.
7. Carrying orders is the fuse for liquidation, especially for novices, never 'fall in love' with the order. Always thinking 'just wait a little longer and I can get my money back',
If you go from a 5% loss to a 50% loss, you will eventually be forcibly liquidated by the system. The stop loss line is not just for show, it is the way out you leave for yourself, when you reach
Just cut it, don't hesitate.
8. Don't float when you are profitable, you are prone to pitfalls once you float. Just made a few orders and think 'you are a great god', start to increase positions and change randomly
Strategies, even staying up late to watch the market and gamble on the trend - the market will often slap you in the face at this time. You must be disciplined even when you make money, because 'getting cocky'
The moment you come', is the beginning of the loss.
Contracts are not about technology, but about mentality and discipline. Read the above 8 items before opening an order every day, which can help you avoid 80% of the pitfalls.$BTC $ETH #币安Alpha上新 #特朗普加密新政
