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In the battlefield of contract trading without gunpowder, over 70% of investors leave empty-handed, while I have explored a set of survival rules in this gamble against myself.
Before placing an order, I will first ask myself: If this order goes wrong, can I sleep peacefully tonight?
If so, then I will act decisively.
I am used to dividing my funds into three parts, like carefully mixed three-color paint, always keeping one part in the 'paintbox'.
The first part of the funds is my 'touchstone' for exploring the market.
If the direction is right, that is the reward from the market;
If the direction is wrong, then consider it as tuition paid.
Each time, I only pay one-tenth, which is affordable and allows me to gain experience.
For the second part of the funds, I will invest when the trend is clear.
Just like waiting for a grand performance, I only put my chips in when the K-line expands, the moving averages go up, and market sentiment is high.
This is not a blind bet on rising, but rather acting in accordance with the trend, betting on the market's inertia.
The third part of the funds is my 'secret weapon'.
When the market is booming, I use it to increase my position, like surfing on the crest of a wave;
When the market suddenly changes, it becomes my 'Noah's Ark', helping me escape from danger.
I will never be a gambler who puts everything on the line, because a liquidation can happen in just one instance, while turning things around requires a long time and effort.
To me, news is just an occasional breeze, while the market remains the steadfast anchor.
I pay attention to volume, price, and sentiment; when volume shrinks and price levels off, it’s like the wind stops and the boat halts, I promptly pull in the oars;
When volume is high and price surges, it’s like the wind rises and sails are set, I move forward with the trend.
Holding a position is, in my view, the most extravagant consumption, which I cannot afford.
Setting a stop-loss is not admitting defeat, but rather guarding the line of life.
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