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Major turning points in life often come unexpectedly. For me, the day four years ago completely changed my destiny, allowing me to regain everything I had once lost.
In this journey filled with challenges and opportunities in investing, I gradually understood several key trading principles:
First, timing of entry is crucial. We should patiently wait for the Marketplace to present suitable conditions for rolling operations, rather than rushing impulsively. Second, when opening a position, strictly follow technical analysis signals to precisely seize the entry opportunity. When the Marketplace trend is favorable, consider gradually increasing the position to expand returns. Conversely, when reaching the target price or when the Marketplace shows unfavorable signals, promptly reduce the position to lock in profits. Lastly, when reaching the target price or when the Marketplace clearly shifts, decisively close the position.
It’s worth noting that moderate Increase Position during profit-taking is also a strategy, but only if the cost has been lowered and risk is manageable. This Increase Position is not executed after every profit, but rather at appropriate times, such as trend breakouts or pullbacks.
Another effective strategy is to hold a core position and perform Tactics (T) on it. This method divides assets into two parts: one for long-term holding and the other for short-term trading. This not only reduces overall cost but also improves yield. The specific allocation ratio can be flexibly adjusted based on personal risk tolerance and market conditions, with common approaches including fifty-fifty, 70-30, or 30-70 splits.
Finally, don’t forget the importance of diversification. Concentrating all funds into a single trade carries high risk; it’s recommended to spread funds across multiple trades to reduce overall risk.
By applying these strategies comprehensively, I not only recovered what I had lost but also created a new investment future. I hope these experiences can offer some insights for your investment journey.