I reviewed my trading records this week, and I have some thoughts I want to share with everyone.
The market is not something that can be sustained by luck. Money earned by chance is likely to be returned due to cognitive gaps - I have seen this scenario too many times. To truly survive, one needs a trading system that can withstand the test.
Recently, the market fluctuations have indeed been significant, but because of this, the swing opportunities are even more apparent. The key lies in whether you have the ability to identify those true turning points, rather than being led by the nose by every small fluctuation. To put it simply, it's never the opportunities that are lacking; it's that set of "trading navigation" that can help you maintain stability amidst the turbulence.
Especially now that the expectation of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve has returned, the rhythm of #美联储恢复降息进程 and $BTC is also quietly changing. If one is still in the stage of blindly following trades, to be honest, it is very difficult to grasp the core profits of this market trend.
Following the right rhythm is more important than anything else. Every time you enter the market, you need to know why you are entering and when to exit; this is what constitutes confident trading.
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ForkThisDAO
· 4h ago
Interest rate cuts are coming again, and suckers will follow the trend, having seen too many people make a wave and lose three waves.
System? Most people have no system at all, just a life of momentum investing.
That's true, but very few can actually execute it, most are still shaken out by the volatility.
I agree that the BTC ETH rhythm has changed, now when entering the market, you need to think about the risk-reward ratio, otherwise it will really be for nothing.
The hardest moment to judge a turning point is that moment, no one knows if it's a Rebound or a true breakout.
Navigate, navigate, but what if the navigation is broken? The market is always changing.
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ForkTongue
· 5h ago
To be honest, it's a bit heart-wrenching. I'm the type who gets lucky and makes some money only to squander it all in the end...
But I have indeed been trying to change recently, starting to document the logic behind each transaction, and I feel much more stable mentally. I really need to seize this opportunity with the Fed; I can't let myself be fooled again.
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Frontrunner
· 22h ago
To be honest, this trap system theory sounds like "I made a profit" hindsight, haha.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 22h ago
To be honest, the little money earned by luck will eventually be given back, I completely agree with that.
I've seen too many people make a wave of money by luck and then lose it all in the next wave, it's hilarious. System > luck, that is the eternal truth.
Now this wave of interest rate cut expectations does have an opportunity, but those who blindly engage in copy trading will still incur losses. The key is to find your own rhythm and not be played out by fluctuations.
Large fluctuations are actually clearer; whether the turning point is obvious depends on whether you have the vision. Many people are washed out in small fluctuations.
$BTC $ETH is indeed changing, and you need to keep up. Knowing why to enter and when to exit is how you can seize the gains from swing trading.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 23h ago
What you said is absolutely right. I’m the kind of person who got lucky and made some money, only to lose it all again... Now I slowly realize that without a system, it’s all in vain.
I reviewed my trading records this week, and I have some thoughts I want to share with everyone.
The market is not something that can be sustained by luck. Money earned by chance is likely to be returned due to cognitive gaps - I have seen this scenario too many times. To truly survive, one needs a trading system that can withstand the test.
Recently, the market fluctuations have indeed been significant, but because of this, the swing opportunities are even more apparent. The key lies in whether you have the ability to identify those true turning points, rather than being led by the nose by every small fluctuation. To put it simply, it's never the opportunities that are lacking; it's that set of "trading navigation" that can help you maintain stability amidst the turbulence.
Especially now that the expectation of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve has returned, the rhythm of #美联储恢复降息进程 and $BTC is also quietly changing. If one is still in the stage of blindly following trades, to be honest, it is very difficult to grasp the core profits of this market trend.
Following the right rhythm is more important than anything else. Every time you enter the market, you need to know why you are entering and when to exit; this is what constitutes confident trading.