The most dangerous thing on the weekend isn’t a drop—it’s that you can’t help but “place another order”!

There are many ways to lose money, but in a choppy market, the most common one is—
your hands are just too itchy.
You clearly know there’s no direction, but you still can’t stop yourself from wanting to trade.
So what happens?
✔ Buying at the upper edge of the range
✔ Selling at the lower edge of the range
✔ Getting harvested back and forth
This is what they call “chop-and-kill.”
In this kind of weekend environment, it’s even more likely to happen because:
✔ Volatility is small
✔ Emotions are big
✔ Decision-making impulses are high
So the real strategy is—
don’t move.
Of course, “don’t move” doesn’t mean to lie flat—it means moving selectively.
✔ Only take action at key positions
✔ Only trade certain opportunities
✔ Stay on standby at other times
You can’t control black swan events, but you can control yourself.
To sum up:
In a choppy market, the biggest enemy isn’t the market—it’s your trading urge.#Gate广场四月发帖挑战