Objective: Filter trend currencies, buy at daily support levels, and follow rules for profit-taking and stop-loss.
Initial screening of active currencies:
Operation: Filter currencies that have been on the increase list in the past 11 days.
Exclude: currencies that have fallen for more than 3 consecutive days (beware of capital outflow).
Monthly line determines the major trend:
Operation: View the monthly chart, only keep currencies where the MACD has a golden cross (ensure the long-term trend is upward).
Find buying points on the daily line:
Core: Focus on the 60-day moving average on the daily chart.
Buy signal: When the currency price pulls back to near the 60-day moving average and a significant increase in volume appears, it is considered effective support, and one can enter heavily.
Strict profit-taking and stop-loss:
Core risk control: The 60-day moving average is the lifeline!
Stop-loss: If the currency price effectively breaks below the 60-day moving average, exit completely immediately! (Never take chances)
Stepwise profit-taking:
Swing increase > 30%: sell 1/3 of the position.
Swing increase > 50%: sell another 1/3 of the position.
Remaining position: Continue to hold as long as the currency price operates above the 60-day moving average. If it subsequently falls below, sell the remaining position according to the stop-loss rules.
Re-enter: If the price pulls back to near the 60-day moving average and increases in volume after selling, it can be bought again.
Summary of core points:
Trend priority: The monthly MACD golden cross ensures the major direction is upward.
Key support: The daily 60-day moving average is the core operational basis (buy point, stop-loss point, holding line).
Volume-price coordination: Buying points must be accompanied by increased volume to confirm effective support.
Discipline:
Decisive stop-loss: Must exit if breaking the 60-day line, without hesitation.
Profit-taking in batches: 30%, 50% rise stepwise profit-taking to lock in partial profits.
Stay flexible: The market is unpredictable, operate according to signals, and don't cling to a single currency. After selling, wait for the next opportunity that meets the criteria.
Simplified explanation:
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