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#TradingPsychology Imagine you buy shares of a company at $10 per share. Shortly after, the price starts to drop and reaches $8. Psychology comes into play: * Fear of loss: Many traders in this situation would feel afraid of losing more money. This fear could lead them to sell their shares at $8, securing a loss of $2 per share. * Loss aversion: Loss aversion is a cognitive bias that makes the pain of a loss feel stronger than the pleasure of a gain of the same size. This bias could intensify the fear and urgency to sell. * Hope: Other traders might cling to their shares in the hope that the price will recover. They might ignore negative signals and look for any news that supports their belief that the price will rise again. This is known as confirmation bias, where they seek information that confirms their pre-existing ideas. * Denial: Some might even deny that the investment was a mistake and rationalize the price drop as a temporary fluctuation. The consequence: If the company recovers and the price rises back to $12, the trader who sold out of fear lost the opportunity to make a profit. The trader who held on out of hope might have recovered their losses and even made a profit, but they also risked even greater losses if the company continued to decline.
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#RiskRewardRatio Introducing the third topic of our Risk Management Deep Dive – #RiskRewardRatio The risk-reward ratio is a crucial concept in trading that helps you evaluate the potential return of an investment relative to its risk. By understanding and applying this ratio, you can make more informed decisions and optimize your trading strategies for better outcomes. 👉 Your post can include: • How do you calculate and use the risk-reward ratio in your trading decisions? • What tools or indicators do you find most useful in determining this ratio? • Share examples of how using the risk-reward ratio has influenced your trading outcomes. E.g. of a post - “For each trade, I aim for a minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio. I use Fibonacci retracement levels to set my profit targets and stop-loss orders accordingly. This strategy improved my profitability by focusing on trades that only meet this criteria.
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#StopLossStrategies . V-Sharp Pump and Supply Zone: A rapid price increase followed by a rejection at a supply zone is a sign of potential exhaustion of bullish momentum. It was also filling of liquidity which suggests that buy orders in that area have been met, and sellers might step in. 2. Bearish Momentum on Higher Timeframe: This aligns with the idea that the upward move might be over, and a larger downtrend could be beginning. 3. Bearish Structure on 15-Minute Timeframe: Identifying a bearish structure (e.g., lower highs and lower lows) on a lower timeframe after a rejection at a higher timeframe resistance level adds confluence to the bearish bias. 4. Bearish Fractal: The formation of a bearish fractal at entry point ($0.01431) is a specific trigger signal based on price patterns, suggesting a potential reversal. 5. Risk-Reward Ratio: A 5R (5:1 risk-reward ratio) is generally considered a favorable setup from a risk management perspective. Be cautious, with a stop-loss at 0.01450 and a take-profit at 0.01339 REMARK: This is for educational purposes only and not trading advice. What are your thoughts on this setup? Please share your ideas for further discussion. JASMYUSDT Perp 0.013987
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#DiversifyYourAssets How to Make Profit at Small Risk on Binance Looking to earn profit on Binance without taking big risks? Here are a few smart strategies to get you started: 1. Use Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Invest a fixed amount regularly, regardless of price. This helps reduce the impact of market volatility and avoids buying in at a peak. 2. Trade with Stop-Loss Orders Always set a stop-loss to limit potential losses. This ensures your risk is managed, especially in volatile markets. 3. Try Spot Trading Over Leverage Spot trading (buying and holding) is generally safer than margin or futures trading. Less risk, more control. 4. Diversify Your Portfolio Don’t go all-in on one coin. Spread your investments across multiple assets to reduce risk. 5. Take Advantage of Binance Earn Use Binance Earn to make passive income through savings, staking, or liquidity farming with low risk. 6. Always Do Your Research (DYOR) Never invest based on hype. Study the project, understand the market, and make informed decisions. Profit doesn’t have to mean high risk. Start small, stay smart, and let time and consistency work in your favor.
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