Not long ago, I took a complete novice with just 1000U in capital. At first, he couldn't even recognize all the K lines and kept asking, "Can I chase the rise?" and "Should I go all in?" I didn't let him rush to trade; I first taught him the basics: divide the 1000U into 10 parts, use only 100U for each trial, keep leverage within 20 times, and always set a stop loss at 20U when entering.
His first trade was buying ETH at the support level. Following my advice, he invested 100U, sold when it rose 5%, and made a profit of 50U. That day, he specifically told me, "So you can make money without gambling." In the following month, he didn't chase any hot trends, instead, he followed the points I gave him: buying when it dropped to the target and selling when it reached the goal. Sometimes he made just one trade a day, and other times he wouldn't act for two days.
He also incurred losses on two trades, stopping the loss at 20U each time. He didn't panic and add to his position; instead, he paused to review his trades as I advised, adjusted for two days and then continued. To my surprise, at the end of the month, his total had risen to 2700U, netting a profit of 1700U—not from one explosive trade, but all from slowly accumulating small profits.
In fact, when trading contracts, there’s no need to rush. "Flow does not compete to be first; it competes to be continuous." Now I want to find 3 friends with 2000U each. You don’t need to know too much; just follow my rhythm: small positions to test, set stop losses, and don’t be greedy. Spend 10 minutes a day looking at signals; making some steady money is better than anything else. If you want to steadily earn, just call 1#美国初请失业金人数 #杰克逊霍尔会议 #ETH创历史新高 #美国初请失业金人数 #BNB创新高 .
