看着我反买必赢
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Last night after withdrawing funds, I have already entered a cooling-off period. My account has incurred significant losses, around 10 million this month, and with the remaining 5800 oil, I directly withdrew the funds. It doesn't make much sense; after losing so much, I chose to have a pizza. Today, I don't know why, but when I opened the door, I received a pizza from Binance's pizza festival, which solved my lunch perfectly. If I had gone out to eat pizza, it would have cost at least 80 yuan, so Binance indirectly reimbursed me for lunch.
Reading in this way makes it a bit more comfortable; I don't know why, but it looks pretty comfortable to me. However, with the recent rapid market movements, there should be quite a few people losing money. I don't want to stir up resentment; it's better to understand it literally. A little comfort is better, and being too high-profile easily attracts negativity.
However, some things are still worth mentioning. I believe that to make a profit, one must first restrain their greed. I have been putting this into practice. You can see my trading style; sometimes, it’s precisely because I don’t greedily pursue profits that I maximize my returns. When I don't understand, I don't enter the market. For example, the current price is 2617, and since it's ranging here, there's no need to go long or short. When the price is ranging, trying to push the price up will inevitably require a washout and a pullback before it can rise again. The chance of a direct drop is not very high; it’s either a rise first and then a drop. It should still be a high position oscillation choosing a direction, and without seeing absolute momentum, there's no reason to enter the market. This isn’t about missing out on opportunities; it’s a life-saving tactic.
Many friends have told me to teach them. As a gambler, I really don’t have much to teach. It’s just about looking at support and resistance levels and using stop losses to gamble. If you don’t understand the indicators, I mainly focus on calming my mind. Look at my historical positions; the timing of my entries shows that patience is key. It’s also crucial to take profits in time; I can go three days without opening a position. Newbies should first ask themselves if they can do it. If not, the cooling-off period can help you achieve that.
I believe I have the right to say these things because I have indeed done so and made a profit. When the market rises, I take full advantage; when there’s no market, I take a bit and leave without any attachment. My principle is that there’s a market every day, and the situation is unpredictable. Last night, I withdrew most of my funds, and you see, I’m ready to take a break for a few days. If I don’t digest the profits, I will eventually have to give them back. It’s more satisfying to withdraw and keep the money in my hands. Sometimes I withdraw 100 oil or 200 oil.
Reading in this way makes it a bit more comfortable; I don't know why, but it looks pretty comfortable to me. However, with the recent rapid market movements, there should be quite a few people losing money. I don't want to stir up resentment; it's better to understand it literally. A little comfort is better, and being too high-profile easily attracts negativity.
However, some things are still worth mentioning. I believe that to make a profit, one must first restrain their greed. I have been putting this into practice. You can see my trading style; sometimes, it’s precisely because I don’t greedily pursue profits that I maximize my returns. When I don't understand, I don't enter the market. For example, the current price is 2617, and since it's ranging here, there's no need to go long or short. When the price is ranging, trying to push the price up will inevitably require a washout and a pullback before it can rise again. The chance of a direct drop is not very high; it’s either a rise first and then a drop. It should still be a high position oscillation choosing a direction, and without seeing absolute momentum, there's no reason to enter the market. This isn’t about missing out on opportunities; it’s a life-saving tactic.
Many friends have told me to teach them. As a gambler, I really don’t have much to teach. It’s just about looking at support and resistance levels and using stop losses to gamble. If you don’t understand the indicators, I mainly focus on calming my mind. Look at my historical positions; the timing of my entries shows that patience is key. It’s also crucial to take profits in time; I can go three days without opening a position. Newbies should first ask themselves if they can do it. If not, the cooling-off period can help you achieve that.
I believe I have the right to say these things because I have indeed done so and made a profit. When the market rises, I take full advantage; when there’s no market, I take a bit and leave without any attachment. My principle is that there’s a market every day, and the situation is unpredictable. Last night, I withdrew most of my funds, and you see, I’m ready to take a break for a few days. If I don’t digest the profits, I will eventually have to give them back. It’s more satisfying to withdraw and keep the money in my hands. Sometimes I withdraw 100 oil or 200 oil.
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