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There was someone before who studied various indicators every day.
MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci...
The screen was densely packed, like an airplane cockpit.
But the account still remained steadily in loss.
Later, I asked him a question:
"How many trades do you make in a day?"
He said:
"About ten, maybe more when the market is good."
That’s when the problem immediately surfaced.
Many people aren’t incapable of trading.
They just want to trade too badly.
Seeing volatility, they want to jump in.
Seeing a rally, they’re afraid of missing out.
As a result, they earn fees but their accounts get thinner and thinner.
Later, he forced himself to change the rules:
No more than two trades a day.
Never trade without a trend.
Profit must be taken in stages.
As a result, after a month, he discovered for the first time:
It turns out not trading is also making money.
The hardest skill in the crypto world,
Has never been opening a position.
It’s waiting.
MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci…
His screen was packed with information, like an airplane cockpit.
But his account still stayed in steady losses.
Later, I asked him one question:
“How many trades do you open in a day?”
He said:
“About a dozen—more if the market’s good.”
The problem became obvious right away.
Many people aren’t incapable of trading.
It’s just that they want to trade too badly.
When they see volatility, they feel like jumping in.
When they see a rally, they’re afraid of missing out.
In the end, they made a lot off trading fees—while their own account got thinner and thinner.
Later, he forced himself to change his rules:
At most two trades per day.
Never touch it if there’s no trend.
Profits must be taken in stages.
As a result, after a month, he realized something for the first time:
Turns out that not opening any trades at all is also a way to make money.
The hardest ability in the crypto world—
has never been opening a position.
It’s waiting.