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$BTC Recently, many fans asked me: How to turn around the contract? How to play with small funds?
I just said one sentence: It is not by working hard, but by rolling positions
I have suffered losses and turned around. If you really want to make money with contracts, first engrave these 8 rolling rules in your mind
The core reason for losing money is never the wrong direction, but that you have no rules at all
The first rule: Divide the principal into blocks, and rolling positions is about rhythm, not life
Take 1000U and directly make a single order, you can't survive a round of retracement
I always roll 200U in a piece, continue to add if the direction is right, and cut directly if it is wrong, always leave a way out for yourself
The second rule: If the stop loss is not executed, everything will be reset to zero
You lose not because of the stop loss, but because you don't stop the loss
Cut it when you are wrong, don't hold on, the market never tolerates emotions
The third rule: only take half of the profit, and roll the other half
Withdraw all after making a profit? The rolling position cannot be rolled, and the profit cannot be accumulated.
I take out half of the profit in each round for protection, and continue to rush with the other half. I am not greedy, but I will never waste the market.
The fourth rule: do not do hot coins, only do familiar coins.
Chase Meme today, follow AI tomorrow, and change to a new coin the day after tomorrow? Then you have no rhythm at all
I just focus on two familiar currencies. After doing it for a long time, the rhythm and wash-out techniques can be seen at a glance
Article 5: Volume + emotion + structure, don’t enter the market if you are not satisfied
You can’t chase it if it rises, and you can’t copy it if it falls
If the volume doesn’t follow, the emotion doesn’t rise, and the K-line structure is incomplete, don’t move, even if you eat a few bites less, don’t give away meat
Article 6: If the account retracement exceeds 15%, take a forced break
Once the emotion is messed up, the operation will be useless
As long as my weekly retracement exceeds 15%, I will force a short position for 3 days. I would rather miss the opportunity than trade with my brain
Article 7: Write down the stop-profit and stop-loss points before making an order, and review it after it is done
You lost today because you didn’t summarize yesterday
I have a record of every transaction, stop-loss point, entry logic, mentality, market structure, one by one, and you will naturally improve after doing it for a long time
Article 8: Don’t ask if you can double it, ask if you can avoid explosion
Contracts are not doubling tools, but risk amplifiers
If you can roll steadily for three months, your account will change naturally. If you want to make a fortune, first learn how to "live and roll"
In the storm, a lone boat is easy to capsize.
In the vast sea of people, it is difficult to find a companion.
If we can walk side by side, we will not be afraid of the difficulties ahead.
I will point the direction and block the wind and waves. Just believe that I am always here.
I just said one sentence: It is not by working hard, but by rolling positions
I have suffered losses and turned around. If you really want to make money with contracts, first engrave these 8 rolling rules in your mind
The core reason for losing money is never the wrong direction, but that you have no rules at all
The first rule: Divide the principal into blocks, and rolling positions is about rhythm, not life
Take 1000U and directly make a single order, you can't survive a round of retracement
I always roll 200U in a piece, continue to add if the direction is right, and cut directly if it is wrong, always leave a way out for yourself
The second rule: If the stop loss is not executed, everything will be reset to zero
You lose not because of the stop loss, but because you don't stop the loss
Cut it when you are wrong, don't hold on, the market never tolerates emotions
The third rule: only take half of the profit, and roll the other half
Withdraw all after making a profit? The rolling position cannot be rolled, and the profit cannot be accumulated.
I take out half of the profit in each round for protection, and continue to rush with the other half. I am not greedy, but I will never waste the market.
The fourth rule: do not do hot coins, only do familiar coins.
Chase Meme today, follow AI tomorrow, and change to a new coin the day after tomorrow? Then you have no rhythm at all
I just focus on two familiar currencies. After doing it for a long time, the rhythm and wash-out techniques can be seen at a glance
Article 5: Volume + emotion + structure, don’t enter the market if you are not satisfied
You can’t chase it if it rises, and you can’t copy it if it falls
If the volume doesn’t follow, the emotion doesn’t rise, and the K-line structure is incomplete, don’t move, even if you eat a few bites less, don’t give away meat
Article 6: If the account retracement exceeds 15%, take a forced break
Once the emotion is messed up, the operation will be useless
As long as my weekly retracement exceeds 15%, I will force a short position for 3 days. I would rather miss the opportunity than trade with my brain
Article 7: Write down the stop-profit and stop-loss points before making an order, and review it after it is done
You lost today because you didn’t summarize yesterday
I have a record of every transaction, stop-loss point, entry logic, mentality, market structure, one by one, and you will naturally improve after doing it for a long time
Article 8: Don’t ask if you can double it, ask if you can avoid explosion
Contracts are not doubling tools, but risk amplifiers
If you can roll steadily for three months, your account will change naturally. If you want to make a fortune, first learn how to "live and roll"
In the storm, a lone boat is easy to capsize.
In the vast sea of people, it is difficult to find a companion.
If we can walk side by side, we will not be afraid of the difficulties ahead.
I will point the direction and block the wind and waves. Just believe that I am always here.
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