Isn't it true that many brothers get stuck in this cycle:

Looking at a bunch of indicators (MACD, RSI...) makes it more confusing, and in the end, you still trade based on feelings;

Making dozens of trades a day, taking profits quickly and holding losses stubbornly, resulting in increasing anxiety;

Staring at the screen until your eyes are red at midnight, but your account is not rising, instead, it’s falling.

To be honest, if you want to make money in contracts, there's no need to go through all this trouble.

I later relied on a 'lazy approach,' just taking a glance at EMA21/55 each day, spending only 10 minutes, following the rules, and maintaining a win rate of over 90%.

The logic is very simple:

Only look at the trend, don’t guess the direction; if EMA21 crosses above 55, go long; if it crosses below, go short;

Only look at the 4-hour chart, don’t try to compete with the main force in smaller timeframes, it’s easy to get harvested;

Always have a stop-loss; the high/low point of the previous K-line is the risk control line;

Start with a light position, increase the position as you make profits, roll over and add more, don’t gamble your savings.

In fact, everyone loses money not because their methods are too poor, but because they are too clever: trying to catch the bottom and touch the top, wanting to trade frequently, and ending up ruining themselves. On the contrary, this 'foolish method,' with strict rules, allows you to profit when the trend is right and take small losses when wrong, which is stable in the long run.

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