The feeling of the bear market, this Bitcoin has fallen, if it drops to 90,000, I don’t know how the copycats can survive. I have been cultivating myself recently (losing a lot of money), and I have a few experiences to share with my brothers:

1. Market judgment can be made in advance, but don’t rush to place orders, patience is the most important.

Sometimes staring at the K-line for a long time, it is really easy to itch, always thinking "well, this should be a good position", and then impulsively place an order. What is the result? The probability is either to be shaken out, or to find that you entered too early and wasted a great opportunity. In fact, it is enough to have a rough judgment of the market trend in your mind. The real masters are patiently waiting for the market to give a confirmation signal, and they will not take action until the time is right. For trading, stability is more important than anything else!

2. For long-term trading, knowledge is important, but patience is more important.

Many people start to learn technical analysis and study the market, always thinking that they have found the "holy grail", read a few books, and learned a few indicators, and want to make a big move in the market. But after doing it for a long time, I found that knowledge can be accumulated, but patience is the most difficult to practice. In fact, patience and knowledge complement each other. Knowing when to enter the market is important, but knowing how to wait for the right time to enter the market is the real thinking of a master. Trading is not about daily operations, but waiting for the moment that belongs to you.

3. Grasp the three principles of "entry timing, capital management, and emotional control".

Many people lose money in trading, not because of poor skills, but because they are too casual. When the market fluctuates, they impulsively open orders, or all-in, and as a result, they explode directly when problems arise. In fact, truly stable traders will put "entry timing, capital management, and emotional control" in the first place. The timing of entering the market must wait until the market gives a confirmation signal, and capital management must reasonably allocate positions, and don't bet everything on one throw. Emotions are the biggest enemy in trading. Don't panic because of a little loss, and don't float because of profit. Only by taking steady steps can you live longer in the market. #BTC走势分析