At the beginning of this year, I helped a few loyal followers turn their losses into profits using a set of strategies!

The one who was at the lowest point with less than 5000 is now at 90,000!

Another one who came to me after losing to 10,000 has turned it into 230,000 within six months.

Now this set of strategies is right in front of you. Learning is endless, and money can always be made. Let's work together to recover and turn profits in this market!

1. Select Targets

Every day, first lock in the top ten trading volume varieties, then combine with current market sentiment and hot events, along with the four-hour level KDJ, moving average crossover, and changes in trading volume to filter candidates. Prioritize highly active and volatile currencies, as only with sufficient liquidity can short-term trading have room to operate.

2. Build Positions in Batches

Taking 100,000 as an example, split it into five parts, each 20,000. Only use one part each time you enter the market, and don't go all in at once. This way, even if the directional judgment is wrong, you still have the opportunity to adjust instead of being trapped by a single trade.

3. Maintain a Base Position

Always keep half of your funds untouched; this is your confidence to deal with sudden market changes. Many people, after going all in, encounter great opportunities but can only watch in anxiety as the market moves on. Having capital in hand gives you the initiative to strike at any time.

4. Control the Number of Trades

Do not exceed 2-3 trades a day. Short-term trading is about rhythm, not frequency. Frequent entries and exits will only trap you in the chase of rising and falling prices; true experts often only act at key positions.

5. Decisive Stop Loss

If your loss reaches 20% after entering the market, leave without hesitation. Losses are not scary; what's scary is when losses expand. Short-term trading emphasizes speed and precision; procrastination will only amplify risks.

6. Set Profit Targets

Don’t expect to hit the highest point on every trade. In short-term trading, as long as you can secure 10%-15% profit, cash out in a timely manner. There are market opportunities every day; preserving profits is more important than fantasizing about huge returns.

7. Cut Through the Chaos

Don’t fixate on a position and hesitate to exit; short-term trading is about speed. Enter the market with clear reasons and exit decisively. Indecision will only turn profits into losses.

8. Go with the Trend

When the market is in a clear upward trend, the win rate for long positions is higher; when the trend is clearly downward, shorting is safer. Do not go against the trend and challenge the market; the essence of trading is to follow, not to oppose.

A set of correct methods + stable execution. This is far better than you being busy alone! If you want to turn around, you need to keep up.