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Today, 11/3, the market is quiet ahead of tomorrow’s midterm results.
Today, three trades on Ethereum, all shorts, all profitable.
The first trade was a continuation of the profits from last night’s short after reclaiming lost ground. I opened a short near 2250. The decline was extremely difficult, but once a signal appeared, it moved steadily down on the one-minute timeframe. I stayed calm with a safe position size and exited in time before the shift in volume, because:
1/ It was entering a support zone
2/ The bullish side surged too quickly: when the long/short ratio was 4:6, it immediately

#美国中期选举今日投票 Results at noon tomorrow, 11-4. I support Trump and am bullish on the future of the crypto market. Growing pains are a normal part of the industry's development.

Today, once again, I stubbornly held a losing position. The 15-minute move had not fully played out, but I entered based on the 4-hour and daily charts, resulting in holding the position for a day. If price breaks above 2290 this time, losses will continue.
Summary:
1. I still need to stick to the habit of only taking the middle section of the move.
2. I failed to close out at the lowest cost during the major trend.
3. Don't trade when I'm not in front of the computer!!! I keep getting interrupted by trivial matters and missing the time to exit.

Today, I made no trades during the day and reflected on and reviewed them; then, at 19:00, I bought ETHUSDT because,
Solana’s severe slippage and sweeping activity seriously affected my judgment.
Secondly, I never properly managed my position size and leverage, which affected my judgment of the overall rules and habits and caused me to lose 17000 on two trades.
Again, failing to learn to filter timeframes and news, and being influenced by habits, led to continued misjudgments.
Thirdly, the influence of the beliefs of people I trusted in the first two trades has not yet faded, leaving me stuck

My position was too large, so I stayed leveraged all afternoon and couldn’t reverse twice. In the end, with my stop-loss about to be hit, I was forced to close the position, wiping out 20% of my total position.
So, sticking with the habit: reduce leverage and add to the position appropriately when the trend is in my favor!
If I get the direction wrong, never average down, let alone hold on stubbornly!
Often I read the daily, weekly, and hourly charts correctly, but my position sizing was wrong, so against the trend I didn’t dare wait for a reversal, and with the trend I got nervous and took sm

Today, for the first time, documenting ⭕'s survival rules.
The first trade went wrong! I didn’t fully stick to my usual rules. I should have taken profit, but instead ended up with a starter position.
Credit where it’s due: I stuck to my position-management rules!