Many friends find themselves in such a dilemma: heavy positions are afraid of liquidation, and light positions complain about low profits.
Today, I want to share a "Floating Profit Rolling Position Technique" that professional traders use.
With this method, I rolled a $20,000 account into a 37 times return last year.
The core principle is summed up in eight characters: small position for trial and error, increase positions with floating profits. But 90% of people don't understand the correct operation:
The initial position should never exceed 5%, use a 0.5% stop loss for trial orders.
After the market starts, move the stop loss to the cost line.
When breaking through key levels, the position size for adding is = initial position × 1.5 times.
Newly added positions should have separate stop losses, forming a position ladder.
The most ingenious part comes: when you have 3 layers of floating profit positions,
the 4th time you add to your position is actually using the market's money to speculate. At this time, an astonishing compounding effect will appear.
Key details:
The spacing for adding positions must be greater than the initial position's stop loss range.
With each additional position, the overall stop loss is moved up one level.
The stop loss for the last layer of positions is the exit point for the entire strategy.
Remember: true heavy positions are built as the market moves, not gambled at the start.
When you can use floating profits to protect your principal, the market will become your ATM.
Intraday focus: doge wif xrp
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