Sharing some technical insights during tonight's live broadcast

Let's explain what heavy positions are: if your total position is 100%, then heavy positions can involve investing 5%-10%. When your heavy position losses reach 3% of 5%, it's time to cut losses.

Unless your direction is very clear, and a 10% loss is acceptable, because your full position allows you to add to your position to average down.

10,000 USD, 1% = 100 USD, 500 USD, 5%

First position 1.5%, second addition 1.5%, third time you add the remaining 2%

I recommend leverage of 100x

A reminder: slow is fast; once you catch the trend, quickly protect your capital.

Always aim to break even when trading; this will make your trades very stable.

Be sure to set a stop-loss level and do not move your stop-loss easily.

The market is never wrong; the mistake is always in your direction.

When trading, don’t rely solely on technical analysis, your familiarity with the market, or your psychological resilience.

Trade strictly according to technical analysis; past market conditions can be validated with indicators and experience.

For markets you haven't traded before, always use technical analysis.

Indicators that beginners must learn:

For T trading, use patterns and Bollinger Bands,

For trend trading, use trend lines,

To judge the strength of upward and downward movements, analyze the volume-price relationship.

Newbie Zhuang Ge doesn’t recommend ultra-short-term trading; it's too difficult and prone to losses. Focus mainly on medium- and long-term trading.

Beginners should do extensive review and use the indicators they've learned to analyze the current market situation for validation, then try small amounts of money to test and learn. This way, you won't lose large sums later.

If your first trade doesn't turn a profit immediately, reduce short-term trading.

Moving averages are natural support and resistance levels; on hourly charts, support and resistance are stronger.

The built-in Bollinger Bands are natural support and resistance levels.