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Contract 80% win rate stupid trick: 10 minutes a day, no need to watch the market
I used to take many detours when trading contracts. Studying a bunch of indicators, watching MACD and RSI, trying to catch tops and bottoms every day. As a result, I would open more than ten trades a day, take profits on small gains, and refuse to cut losses when things went wrong. In the end, I didn't make any money from the market, and my mindset collapsed first. Later, I gradually realized that the real difficulty of trading is not the technique, but controlling yourself. Many people lose money not because they can't analyze, but because they try to be too clever. They want to predict every rise and fall precisely, only to be repeatedly taught by the market.
Later, I kept only one simple method:
First, only look at EMA moving averages.
Set EMA21 and EMA55.
EMA21 represents the short-term trend, EMA55 represents the major trend.
Golden cross upward, look for long opportunities;
Death cross downward, look for short opportunities.#GUSD年化升至3.8%
Don't pile on too many indicators; the more complex, the easier it is to affect judgment.
Second, only trade the 4-hour timeframe.
Smaller timeframes have too much noise and are easy to get whipsawed.
On the 4-hour candle:
When EMA21 crosses above EMA55, and a confirmation candle is printed, then consider entering;
When EMA21 crosses below EMA55, then consider shorting.
If there's no clear direction in a range, it's better to stay in cash and wait.
Third, stops must be executed.
For any trade, first think about how much you can lose, then how much you can gain.
Place the stop at a key level, control single trade risk, don't hold losing positions, and don't add to losers.
What really destroys an account is not one mistake, but refusing to admit defeat after a mistake.
Fourth, let profits run.
Don't go heavy from the start.
First, test the direction with a small position. Once the trend develops, consider gradually adding to the position.
If wrong, take a small loss; if right, follow the trend to expand gains.
Finally, remember:$BTC
Spend 10 minutes a day studying the trend, reduce ineffective operations, and rely on rules for execution.