NavdeepSharma

best sell entry 😁

I just noticed FIS was on the top gainers list on Binance. About 90% of people and traders had taken short entries — I saw around $55 million in short positions. The funding fee was very low, which was a clear sign that a move was being planned to liquidate shorts and make a profit.

So, I took a long position — and as you saw, we easily closed with a 70% profit. Always focus on scalping trades and enjoy your profits! Congratulations to everyone who followed the live trade!

#TradingSignals

"Thank God, my brothers and sisters, I sincerely urge you—please avoid future trades. Spot trading is the safest and best way forward."
$ETH $SOL

I am lost in everything. Can someone help? I took RS 40,000 from my father, now what should I do? Either my luck is bad or this thing is just not meant for me. After 3 years of practice, this is the situation, it's a moment of drowning for me. I want to give one piece of advice: never start any work in crypto or anything else with borrowed money, because losing your own money hurts, but when you borrow money from someone and it goes down, a person gets stuck in a lot of trouble.

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The Story of My $5000 Loss in One Hour
I'd like to share a story that might be helpful to others. I made a significant mistake in my trading journey, losing $5000 in just one hour. Here are the key takeaways from my experience.

1. I took a short trade in a coin without setting a stop-loss, and it pumped up, resulting in a $5000 loss.
2. I didn't analyze or research the coin properly, and it turned out to be a scam coin with no fundamentals.
3. I took a short trade after the coin had already pumped up 25%, which was a mistake.
4. I entered the trade at the wrong time and made an impulsive decision.
5. I experienced FOMO (fear of missing out) and made a hasty decision, which led to a loss.
6. I didn't analyze or research the coin, didn't check its all-time high or low, and didn't consider its fundamentals.
7. I traded in a scam coin instead of a fundamental coin.
8. I didn't use dollar-cost averaging (DCA) or manage my funds effectively, and I didn't set a stop-loss.
9. I learned that making impulsive trades can lead to significant losses.
10. I removed the coins with no fundamentals from my portfolio.

I hope my story serves as a lesson to others. By learning from my mistakes, you can avoid making similar errors in your trading journey ¹.

$SOL
This is how short term greed and fear destroys the markets. Look what many people did in the last 2 hours. They bought solana when it was around $117.10 and immediately sold it at $18.15.

Everyone who has Solana needs to hold it for the whole community to get something out of their long term patience.

It's a critical time, it is the point from where it has to jump again.

I suggest you to wait and hold, it's good for everyone. But at the end of the day, it's your money and your decision, but you should move professionally!

guid me next direction up or down