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Fans always ask Sister Ya: "How do you identify support and resistance levels? When is the best time to enter the market?"
Actually, Sister Ya doesn't rely on complicated techniques; she follows six simple steps that have saved me many times.
— Having stepped on many pits before, I refined this method to be more effective.
Step 1: Start by selecting "Active Coins" from the gainers list.
In the past, I was naive, buying "dead coins" with no volatility, which led to losses and frustration; now, I first check the gainers list daily, adding coins that have experienced volatility and growth in the past two weeks to my watchlist.
Only coins with popularity have market potential later on. After filtering, I rarely miss potential coins.
Step 2: Focus only on the monthly MACD golden cross.
I no longer look at other indicators. I used to try to catch the bottom and bet on rebounds, but I kept getting trapped; later I realized that only when the monthly MACD shows a golden cross is a true trend signal.
Following the trend is much more stable than gambling on luck.
Step 3: Wait for the price to retest the 60-day moving average with increased volume.
I ignore the messy daily lines; I just wait for the price to retest the 60-day MA, and only enter if the volume increases.
Previously, I rushed in without waiting for the retest and bought just before a dip; now, I patiently wait for the signal, which makes me feel more secure after entering.
Step 4: Never hold on stubbornly after entering.
Hold only when the signal is there. If the price breaks below a key level, exit immediately without hesitation.
In the past, I kept thinking "wait a bit longer," but that turned profits into losses; now, I leave when it's time, with fewer regrets.
Step 5: Take profits in two stages.
Sell half when you gain 30%, and sell the remaining half when you reach 50%.
Don’t try to ride the entire market wave; I’ve tried, but ended up with nothing.
Gradually accumulating small profits is more stable.
Step 6: Cut losses when the price breaks below the 60-day moving average — this is an iron rule.
Whether you just bought or have been holding for days, if it breaks below, exit immediately.
Once I failed to follow this rule and lost more than before; now, strictly adhering to it has saved me countless times.
Some say this method is too mechanical, but I know that the more emotional you are, the easier it is to make mistakes.
None of these six steps are difficult; the hard part is executing them properly.
The method itself isn’t magical; what’s magical is maintaining discipline.
A single tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sail cannot voyage far! In the crypto world, if you don’t have a good community or insider information, I suggest you follow Sister Ya.
Let me guide you ashore. Welcome to join the team!!!