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I've organized some experience accumulated over the years as a reference for friends just getting into the market.
Rule One: Stay calm after major declines.
When prices fall continuously for several days, many people choose to exit due to emotions. Markets often enter a short-term recovery phase at this stage, so rather than rushing to act, it's better to first observe whether the rhythm shows any changes.
Rule Two: Learn to control position size after rallies.
When prices rise continuously, emotions are most easily driven. Gradually reducing positions in batches can lock in already-gained profits and also leaves room for adjustment.
Rule Three: Observe more during sideways movements.
Some assets will fluctuate within a range for extended periods. When price and trading volume change simultaneously, it often signals that new trends are forming. This is when reconsidering participation becomes more prudent.
Rule Four: Don't waste prolonged time on assets with no changes.
If holding for a period still shows no significant movement, reassess whether to continue holding. Market opportunities are abundant; concentrating energy on more active assets matters more.
Rule Five: Pay attention to shifts in market sentiment.
Popular sectors and assets usually exhibit rotation phenomena, with top-ranked projects easily attracting more attention. Observing capital flows helps understand market sentiment.
Rule Six: Notice changes in trading volume.
Trading volume often reflects market participation levels. When prices rise but volume doesn't follow, maintain caution; price-volume coordination typically indicates more stable trends.
These experiences are not fixed formulas, just summaries from long-term market observation.
All markets contain fluctuation and risk. Before participating, have your own judgment and control position size well.
Maintaining patience and rationality matters more than frequent trading.
Markets change daily. What truly matters is establishing rules of your own.
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