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Unrealized gains aren’t profits! Be sure to take profits in batches in a timely manner! Remember!!! Don’t get carried away!

Every morning and evening, the first thing to do after getting up is check your pending orders! Be sure to cancel any orders from yesterday that were not filled, or you could face heavy losses!!!$WDC ‌

Intel short at 120, stop-loss at 125, take profits in 25% increments at 115, 110, and 105 (extreme); go long once the pullback stabilizes above the moving average
coherent short at 300, take profits in 25% increments at 275, 260, and 250; add to longs every 10 below 260

Use more trailing stop orders; trailing stop orders are the safest.

Lately, I haven’t been decisive enough! Even when I knew it was going to fall, I didn’t close my positions and short, always hoping it would rebound! I must not make this mistake again!

Wide stop-losses and taking half profits to ride the trend; even in the worst case, they cancel each other out$ZEC Missing this plunge was truly a pity. Plan your trade, trade your plan.

Start with a small position, then add after the trend emerges.

Don’t trade over the weekend—get some good rest and don’t mess around! Next Monday, focus on US stocks and stop chasing altcoins, especially ake. This B$AKE is really not something ordinary people can play.

Never short ake! ake's short positions can never be squeezed!$AKE ‌

Don’t go against the trend. Analyze carefully, open longs at the lows with stop-losses to catch a rebound, and gradually add to your position and leverage as profits grow. Don’t go all-in—take it slow.

Don’t be greedy!

I haven’t been doing too well lately, so I force-closed all my positions with one click to give myself some time to reset.

The first step toward becoming a mature trader: “Never enter based on news, never enter based on hearsay, and never enter based on third-hand information.” You must have your own system and your own judgment.

Fuck! Never chase the highs—today I simply couldn't control myself! Chasing the highs means getting trapped!

I don't know why, but I feel really off this weekend. Everything feels meaningless, and it feels like progressing little by little, like ants climbing a tree, is just too slow. I wanted to go all-in, but ultimately didn't act on it. “Going all-in means certain death” seems to be carved into my bones and has become instinctive. Many of the trades I opened this weekend were made blindly based on feelings, purely to seek some sense of existence. Because of this, I stumbled again in binary options. I have to constantly warn myself not to touch binary options; the immediacy of this thing has a huge

Tossing and turning tonight, I started doubting myself a little. I’m still too inexperienced and need to learn more. From now on, I must divide orders into two categories. One is trend-structure and value-based trades, most of which are quality stocks, such as Micron, SanDisk, and $MU . These should be held for the long term, buying more as they fall. Pick a good entry point, then hold for several weeks and wait for substantial profits. Don’t keep going in and out every few days. Previously, when SanDisk was opened at over 1,400 and Micron at over 800, I added to my positions when they fell du

After making a profit today, I got overconfident again and failed to set a stop-loss again! No matter when, always set a stop-loss to protect your profits. Never forget that unrealized profits on paper are not your money; only money secured through taking profit truly belongs to you! So be sure to set a stop-loss! Don’t get overconfident! Always maintain a sense of awe toward the market!$ETH ‌$BTC ‌$SPCX ‌