I previously read a viral trading insight article discussing how tricky intraday trading can be.
The idea is simple: if you keep losing, it’s better to stop for a while.
Frequent entries and exits not only eat up your profits with fees but also make it easy to lose control of your emotions. Instead of staring anxiously at minute charts, wait for opportunities on larger timeframes.
The market always moves in cycles—surviving until the next low gives you a chance to bounce back. Be patient; don’t let short-term trading drain you dry.
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SleepTrader
· 12-08 02:52
Absolutely right, I was bankrupted by fees just like that before, and I regret it so much.
Frequent trading is really a trap for retail investors; it’s better to get some good sleep and wait for the right opportunity.
Day trading is simply not suitable for retail investors; it’s too easy to lose your composure.
In this market, just surviving makes you a winner, so stop messing around.
To put it bluntly, it’s just greed, and the market taught me a harsh lesson because of it.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 12-08 02:49
Seriously, that's how I survived—frequent trading is just a suicidal strategy.
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Stop-loss is more important than anything. If you're losing, you should decisively take the elevator down.
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Holding coins is the right way; don't torture yourself.
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Those short-term trading fees can squeeze small retail investors dry. I've seen it happen too many times.
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Wait for the cycle—really, only by waiting for the cycle can you turn things around. It's not just talk.
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If you can't resist, don't touch it. Greedy hands lead to a poor fate.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 12-08 02:44
To be honest, I've seen through this a long time ago. Intraday trading is just a way to give exchanges more fees.
Seriously, when you don't have many coins in hand, frequent trading is pure suicide.
It's better to just hold and sleep on it, and wait for the next cycle to come.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-08 02:41
It's true, I've also been wiped out by short-term trading before. The fees are really a hidden way of cutting retail investors.
I previously read a viral trading insight article discussing how tricky intraday trading can be.
The idea is simple: if you keep losing, it’s better to stop for a while.
Frequent entries and exits not only eat up your profits with fees but also make it easy to lose control of your emotions. Instead of staring anxiously at minute charts, wait for opportunities on larger timeframes.
The market always moves in cycles—surviving until the next low gives you a chance to bounce back. Be patient; don’t let short-term trading drain you dry.