Trump will announce whether he will follow through on his tax promises. Today, the market is falling, and the big question is: how will the market react to this decision?
I have noticed that many new users face difficulties due to not knowing some of the features of the Binance platform. I would like to emphasize that understanding all of the application's tools can significantly improve your results. By knowing all of the options, you can optimize both your time and your profits. A very useful feature, especially for those who are unable to track currency movements in real time, is the alert function. With it, you can be notified of both the rise and fall of any currency. This way, you don’t have to constantly monitor the market, but you can still react quickly when a currency reaches a desired value.
A lack of solid knowledge and understanding of how the market behaves can make it difficult for beginners to get the most out of their trades. I speak from experience, as I still have difficulty understanding market movements and accurately predicting when the market will rise or fall.
For example, yesterday I placed a sell order for the currency $SOL at $270, which I thought represented a good return. However, today I woke up to find the price of the currency reaching $294, with some projections indicating that it could even reach $300.
Trailing Stop Concept Trailing stop is an important tool for those looking to optimize the time and execution of purchase and sale orders, avoiding the need to constantly monitor the market.
How Trailing Stop Differs from Stop Limit The main difference between a trailing stop and a stop limit is the flexibility it offers. With a stop limit, you set a fixed value for the buy or sell order, and when the price hits that value, the order is executed. With a trailing stop, you set a percentage variation, which allows the order to follow the market movement, adjusting as the price rises. The order is not triggered immediately if the price falls, which makes a trailing stop a useful option for those looking to maximize profits in volatile markets, allowing you to enjoy gains while the market moves in your favor, but without the need to constantly monitor the trade.
And what about this project? $BIO flopped? Does it have any future? Will it continue to fluctuate like $USUAL ? I'm going to make an entry at 0.65 and see how far the market prospers.
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You first need to choose what you want, trader or investor, trader you buy low and sell high, investor you put money in and forget it exists.
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Guys, I'm a beginner here. I ended up buying #usual in 3 phases when it was at 1.45 to 1.33 and 1.22. I saw it falling and my money going away, but since it was money I wouldn't miss, I ended up leaving it. At the moment $USUAL is rising, what should I do, sell after it goes above 1.45 like 1.50 to make a profit or let it break through $2?