🔹 Profit from short trades is better than long ones 🔹
Many traders think that long trades are the best way to achieve big profits, but the reality is that short trades (scalping or quick trades) provide safer and more flexible opportunities, especially if the capital is small.
✅ When you enter with a small amount and leverage not exceeding 20x, you ensure that the liquidation price is far from you, giving you more room for control. If the market reverses, you can easily reinforce the trade instead of getting stuck in it and losing your time and nerves.
📊 The advantage of short trades is that they achieve small and quick profits, but with repetition and discipline, small profits turn into excellent daily gains, while in long trades, you may face significant fluctuations that consume margin and expose you to liquidation.
🔑 The golden idea:
Small capital + medium leverage (20x or less) + short trades = greater safety + continuous profits
🚀 Don't hesitate and wait for the market, keep your trading short and flexible, and over time you will find that small repeated profits are better than exhausting long adventures.
⚡ Short trades give you more freedom
The main advantage of short trades is that they rely on the instantaneous movement of the market, allowing you to take advantage of multiple opportunities in the same day without tying your capital in one direction. While a long trade can tie you up for days and weeks, causing you to miss many opportunities that could have provided quick and more guaranteed profits.
💡 Reduce risks with sudden news
The market is full of news and instantaneous fluctuations that can ruin a long trade in a moment. But when your trade is short, you are largely protected because you are in the market for only minutes or hours. This reduces the risk of urgent news or sudden movements, making your trading more secure and stable.
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