If a small investor wants to succeed, remember these eight words of wisdom: trade daily, never over-invest, and if your capital is less than 100,000, do not be greedy.

1. High-frequency trading is a trap

Trading more than three times a day will disrupt your rhythm. During last year's SOL crash, I only shorted with a 5% position and made 30 times profit in three hours. But there was a day I traded eight times, and the fees exceeded the profits, a deep lesson learned.

2. Escape once good news is realized

After major good news is announced, if you do not sell in time, make sure to exit the next day when the market opens high. Too many people believe that “good news lasts,” only to be picked up by new investors entering the market. The quick money part of the news is already sufficient.

3. Calendar guides operations

Reduce positions before the monthly CPI data is announced and clear contracts 48 hours before major holidays. The night before a trading platform's crash last year, I reduced my position by 80%, while most students who were fully invested faced liquidation. This shows respect for the market.

4. Win with light positions

For medium to long-term investments, I never go heavy. My BTC dollar-cost averaging only accounts for 3% of my position, yet my annualized returns surpass most heavy investors. Stop-loss is set 5% below the support level, and when floating profits reach 50%, I sell in batches. Greed is the enemy of profit.

5. Short-term precision, it’s harder to stay empty

Only act when the 15-minute K-line shows a KDJ golden cross; short when RSI exceeds 70, and long when it drops below 30. During a sideways market (daily average fluctuation < 2%), firmly stay empty. Last year, I only watched the market for one hour a day, yet my returns were higher than if I had watched all day.

6. There’s a rule to the ups and downs

The rise is slow like a snail, while the fall is rapid like an avalanche. After a slow rise, if it breaks the previous low on a pullback, short decisively; if a sharp drop rebounds but doesn’t exceed the previous high, avoid touching it. This year, a certain coin dropped 40% in one hour and rebounded in just 18 minutes; those who chased the rise were all trapped.

7. Stop-loss is paramount

If the direction is wrong, stop-loss immediately. Hesitate for a second, and lose 10%. A stop-loss of 3% of capital is a red line, and after a floating profit of 50%, if it pulls back 20%, you must exit. I once held a position and lost half a year’s profit in three days, a lesson I still remember.

8. Technology is king

KDJ golden cross + volume breakout, increase position by 30%; MACD top divergence + volume shrinkage, exit immediately. This is a truth validated countless times, far more reliable than “feelings.”

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