Years ago, an old fan asked me, saying he still had 18,000 U, and he hadn't made any money for three consecutive months. The direction looked okay, and he could keep up with the hot topics, but whenever it came to critical points, he always got off early.
He would rush to cash out after a 4% or 5% rise, fearing that a pullback would cause him to lose money; as a result, when a main upward wave occurred, he could only watch others double their accounts while he remained stagnant.
I asked him: Do you want to steadily make small profits, or do you want to make a trade that can change the scale of your account?
He said: I want to double it, but I don't want to take the risk of going all in.
I told him: Then follow my rhythm.
Don't chase highs, don't go all in; first, use a light position to test the waters, confirm the trend, and then increase your position; add to your position only when there are unrealized gains, set stop-loss levels first, and let the profitable part run to allow the market to expand the profits.
In the past two weeks, we gradually built positions around L2 and on-chain data sectors, stabilizing the account curve first; when the hot sectors began to rotate, profits stacked up like building blocks.
During a mid-term switch of hot topics, we ambushed half a day in advance, and the next day, we caught a big bullish candle. After that, his account confidence came back directly.
One of the most exaggerated times was when he added 30% to his position at a critical support level during a pullback, and as a result, it surged 1.4 times in three days. He stared at the K-line and said, Is this still me? Ultimately, he grew from 18,000 to 110,000, without going all in even once, and without losing control.
I asked him what the biggest change now is.
He said: Before, the market forced me to make decisions, but now I use my rhythm to force the market to move in the direction I want.
Most people don’t fail to understand the trend; they just lack the patience to wait for signals; they don't lack skills, but rather a complete rhythm plan. Multiplying several times doesn’t require daily gambling; what’s needed is a set of rhythm logic that can be executed repeatedly.
If your account is struggling now, it’s not that the market isn’t giving opportunities; it’s that you haven’t found your own rhythm.
You can rely on luck to hit once, but if you want to grow steadily, you can only rely on rhythm.
Keep up with Uncle Nan; I won't promise you great wealth, but I can ensure you will profit steadily!
Hesitation will cause you to miss opportunities, so grab it tight!
