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#加密市场开年反弹 Reviewing the strategies I posted yesterday and this morning, I think if you control your positions well, no matter how you trade, you won't lose money.
This morning's wave, all of them hit the positions I gave yesterday for adding positions. ETH surged a bit, SOL didn't reach. SUI was not worth adding more, so I just set a stop-loss.
Including handling the orders I received, Brother Gou explained clearly: don't rush, follow the rhythm and trade wave by wave. I really don't understand how you can lose money.
Yesterday, BNB's second position was at 905, today it reached 906.
SOL's second position was at 138.2, this morning it was slightly below.
Bitcoin's second position was at 93330, this morning it reached 93377.
ETH's second position was at 3203, this morning it reached 3220.
Even if you followed yesterday's orders, you wouldn't be losing money.
Brother Gou's logic for the orders is like this:
The first position is usually a small-level resistance, often in sideways markets, reversals happen at this level.
The second position is generally a larger-level resistance, rarely directly hit this level.
For long positions, the first level is usually a major support, because touching smaller supports might not bounce or bounce very little. So I usually give some major support levels, making your profits more objective.
I also often remind you that overnight orders should be avoided as much as possible; the small support/resistance levels today may not hold the next day.
Usually, I only post two days in a row on weekends because weekend volatility is low, and any changes will be updated.
From Monday to Friday, I generally post updates in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
Don't rush when trading, especially today, not only is it the next day, but also the start of a new week. Entering a relatively better position is more comfortable than holding half a day in a bad position, right?
Brother Gou's posts are not to prove how accurate his predictions are. I believe the point levels have been validated, with at least over 70% success rate. The main purpose is to help you understand the logic behind my order placements and which levels correspond to which positions.
Many times, if I haven't posted some coins, just don't trade them. Why didn't I post a short on hype yesterday? Because I felt it was not normal at all, it might just need a quick catch-up, so I simply chose not to trade it.
Sometimes, stay calm, do fewer trades. Making more successful trades is the real key to making money.