Why are you always losing when trading contracts?
$TUSD Because you are "guessing," while I am "calculating."
I am 35 years old, entered the circle at 24, and at my worst, I was left with only a few thousand. In my best year, I turned my principal into an eight-figure sum. It wasn't luck, but rather the "foolish method" I summarized from 8 years of practical experience—it's stable, accurate, and can make money.
$MMT The following 7 points are what I gained over 2880 days:
① Divide funds into 5 parts, and you will never go to zero overnight.
Only enter 1/5 of the position at a time, with a stop loss of 10 points.
$PARTI If you make a mistake once, you lose 2%; if you make a mistake 5 times, you lose 10%.
But a single loss of more than 10 points is enough to recover everything lost before.
Making money relies on patience, not reckless betting.
② Follow the trend, and your win rate will double directly.
Rebounds in a downtrend are traps;
Pullbacks in an uptrend are opportunities.
Smart people look for favorable winds, while those who lose money look for reversals.
③ Don't touch sudden spikes in coins; that's a harvesting ground.
After a surge, it’s hard to keep rising; once it stagnates, it will fall rapidly.
Knowing it's a knife, yet still catching it— that's not trading, that's suicide.
④ MACD = The simplest logic for entering and exiting positions.
A golden cross below the 0 axis breaking upwards = steady entry.
A death cross above the 0 axis going downwards = quick exit.
If you can't understand MACD, you can't talk about trading contracts.
⑤ Trading volume is the real trend.
A low-level volume breakout = real movement.
A high-level volume stagnation = time to leave.
If you don't pay attention to volume and price, you will always be a retail investor.
⑥ Only trade coins in an upward trend.
A 3-day moving average trending upwards = small trend.
A 30-day moving average trending upwards = medium trend.
A 84/120-day moving average trending upwards = main upward wave.
Grabbing a main upward wave is a hundred times stronger than frequently placing trades.
⑦ Review your trades once a week, better than trading blindly ten times.
Reviewing can reveal direction and expose problems;
Real experts evolve through reviewing.
It's not that you can't make money; you just lack the right methods.
Trading contracts is not about talent; it’s about discipline.
If you still don't know what to do, follow Brother Yang.
As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
