#币圈红人 Sharing a set of dual opening strategies against large players.
As the name suggests, support and resistance levels mean going long upwards and short downwards.
Dual opening is only suitable for trends. When a trend appears, close losing positions. If a trend does not appear, just wait. Small trends require two large candles and five same-direction candles on a 5-minute chart, and then choose to close one side during a small pullback. Once a small trend stabilizes towards a large trend, it becomes double bottoming.
Some say when encountering a pin bar, they instantly blow up. Then you just use ×10-×20 without a stop loss.
Some say you can't make a profit this way, purely incurring handling fees, and losing in turbulence.
I want to refute my critics, who are either incapable or just large players’ lackeys. Everything comes down to practice.
This morning it rose and this afternoon it fell. I made two waves, deducting handling fees and losses, totaling 120%.
It costs patience. Once a trend forms, you will expect a rebound, then you get on board, frequently getting hit and losing, and by the time it really reverses, you haven't opened a position, you can only watch the duck that was about to be caught fly further away.
Large players will also follow the big trend. Simply going against the trend and encountering other large players, it's not just the coin friends who can't stand it; even large players won't know how they got hurt. Whether accumulating or distributing, a large player must have 80 in hand to earn back another 80, and the more the better.
If you are really bad, analyze and study properly. Go back and replay, make mistakes and try more. I was also hit by large players before. I personally sought advice from various double-opening experts and came to refined operations.
1. At support/resistance or in the middle of a consolidation range, open both sides with 2% positions ×20 times without a stop loss.
2. My current handling fee is calculated at 8%. Our worst-case scenario is breaking even. When closing a losing position, the take profit of the winning position = the percentage of the losing position + 8%. If the loss trend does not reverse, can high shorts and low longs eat to fullness? Can we get a 10x or 20x profit order in the early, mid, or late bull market?
3. Choose to close losing positions during small pullbacks, then wait for the trend to continue extending. Don’t be afraid of a sudden reversal leading to losses. The trend has clearly emerged, so why fear a reversal?
Just like a large position at 68,000. If you had opened both sides at 68,000 and closed at 72,000, would you be afraid of a pullback in this trend?
Dear coin friends, aside from turbulence, is there always a trend lasting over 6 hours every day?
Does a trend form a consolidation range after every trend, and then continue the trend, triggering a rebound?
From the high and low points in a 5-minute interval, the second and third high and low points, does it look like an interval?
From the high and low points of 15 minutes to three high and low points, is it a relatively large interval?
What do we do after opening positions in both directions? One word: wait.
Wait until it breaks through the three high and low points on the 5-minute chart, generally 4 hours. At this point, confirm the trend, close the losing position. What do we lose? The handling fee, right?
The trend has come out, and the trend moves towards the three high and low points and four high and low points on the 15-minute chart. We set our take profit at the loss of the losing position +8% (or we can say opening positions with a 2%-5% fluctuation in coin value). As long as it exceeds this and confirms the trend, we can close the loss position and set the stop loss of the profit position +8% profit.
Otherwise, look at why some coin friends can precisely catch bottoms, and everyone is a warrior? The orders in their hands are either 10x or 1000%+ profits?
Is it all just about having more money? Again and again opening positions with 2% or 3% and taking losses, finally waiting for high shorts and low longs? Is that not worse than dual opening? More handling fees?
After a range consolidates, does it reach another range? Does the rise and fall exceed 5%? Does a trend rise and short continuously result in nearby losses and small pullbacks? Or does it surge without looking back?
As long as you do it right, perhaps one order is enough to fill you up, even for half a month.
Some coins rise by 60% to 95% in a day. Who can you reason with? Some coins turn five times in two days. Why did you miss it?
As long as the trend comes out, we can close the losing positions and continuously raise the stop loss of the profit positions, turning the stop loss into a take profit.
As long as a small trend breaks through and continues to a clear large trend, wanting to turn back and catch you is unlikely. A new support level or a new resistance level will shield you from the wind and rain, from start to finish!
Wishing everyone a full order.
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This method is called: Angering the large players while not being able to shake them off, stable treasure method.
Abbreviated: Silent Double Opening Method.
Central idea:
1. If you have the ability, sweep the large and small intervals without exceeding 3%--5% daily for several months.
2. Ignore the continuous upper and lower pin insertion as long as you do not enter another interval and walk out of the trend, just hold on to it.
3. Large players eating back and forth is like being invisible. If you have the ability to control the price here, the longer you control it, the higher the cost for large players to eat a big piece. The longer the interval exists, the more buy and sell orders accumulate that need to be eaten in and sold out.
4. The coin circle is about playing tricks. Large players won’t explain reason or humanity to us. They only wait for a clear trend. They only wait for a trend that large players can hardly turn back.
