Why do novice retail investors feel they lose money quickly and make money slowly? This brings us to the different trading modes, which can be divided into two types: left-side trading and right-side trading:
Left-side trading (bottom fishing or top picking trading, also known as buying more as it falls and selling more as it rises) Core logic: anticipating the market, thinking this price is already low enough and won't fall further, entering the market to buy early; thinking the price is high enough and has peaked, entering the market to sell early; simply put: the market hasn't bottomed yet, you rush in and wait for the rise; the market hasn't peaked yet, you rush out and wait for the fall. You can understand it as: seeing someone jump from a building, you think they are about to land, and before they land, while they are still in the air, you reach out to catch them.
Characteristics of left-side trading: making money slowly, losing money quickly: after buying in, the probability is that it won't rise immediately but will continue to fall. You think you've caught the bottom, but there is still a bottom below, and your account is in floating losses every day, getting worse, and your mindset collapses very quickly; even if it eventually rises, it does so slowly, and you want to run as soon as you make a little profit, fearing it will fall back.
Right-side trading (trend-following trading, also known as waiting for confirmation to buy and waiting for confirmation to sell) Core logic: no anticipation, only following; giving up all guessing about bottoms and tops, waiting for the market to develop and the trend to be fully confirmed before entering. Simply put: when the market has hit the bottom and starts to rise, I buy; when the market has peaked and starts to fall, I sell. You can understand it as: seeing someone jump from a building, waiting for them to land steadily, stand up, and start walking back up the building before I follow them up the stairs; absolutely not touching someone in mid-air, only touching someone with a clear direction after they have landed.
Characteristics of right-side trading: relying on observation, not guessing: all entries and exits are based on solid market signals, such as when the price breaks a new high, moving averages turn upwards, or trading volume increases; these are all facts that have already occurred, not just personal feelings. You are buying a confirmed trend, not an uncertain anticipation.
Advice from Yuge to novice retail investors: left-side trading is a game for experts, right-side trading is a lifeline for retail investors.
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$RIVER Rate for 1 hour 1 settlement currency, it shouldn't go down so easily, right? Referencing Pippin, the small position took a shot at the bottom, loss set at 12 {future}(RIVERUSDT)
$RIVER Rate for 1 hour 1 settlement currency, it shouldn't go down so easily, right? Referencing Pippin, the small position took a shot at the bottom, loss set at 12
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