2026-02-26 09:12:41

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In February, I reached the top in my live trading for the first time this year.
In February, I became a star trader.
In February, I ranked first in the star trader competition (pre-booked).
This February has been enough; I’ve decided to take a break while I’m ahead. Not everyone can recognize me, and I don’t need everyone’s approval—I only need followers!
Starting in March, I will be more quiet and focus on trading. In February, I gained many followers (believers) who confidently chose me during this volatile period—I will definitely not let everyone down. Trust in me equals rewards; time equals space.

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EatingMelonGossip

· 20h ago

Really awesome, good thing I didn't give up

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huangjinshizi

· 03-05 13:52

Second Brother, if you still insist on holding for a medium to long-term big trend, just tell everyone in the group your profit plan and stop-loss levels so they can decide whether to manually close the position or not follow this trade. If you say nothing, everyone will inevitably be confused when they see continuous losses.

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DroppingOutOfSchoolToMakeBig

· 03-05 04:15

Why did I miss out on so many profits on March 5th?

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LiuWhoLovesMakingMoney

· 03-05 02:14

Placed a few orders, Second Senior Brother. Why does it show a copy order failure?

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HongKongAndMacauMale

· 03-04 19:39

Forget it, the direction is wrong

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HongKongAndMacauMale

· 03-04 19:38

Really got wrecked by him. Gold is bearish. Not holding long. Even if I lose a bit, I need to close the position.

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huangjinshizi

· 03-04 17:54

Currently, the market style has changed, and trading strategies may need to change as well. First, the direction cannot be wrong; if it is wrong, you will basically suffer losses (as mentioned earlier). Second, you cannot trade medium to long-term positions with high leverage because of the large volatility and quick reversals. What used to take weeks or days now can be completed in a day or half a day, with sudden surges in the morning and sharp drops in the evening. It’s impossible to hold medium to long-term positions through such fluctuations without losing, so you can only do swing trading, constantly watching for market turning points and taking profits or cutting losses in time. Third, the entry points are becoming increasingly critical; intermediate points often cannot withstand the price swings and are stopped out. Only with very good entry points and correct direction (within short-term swings) can you withstand the fluctuations and make profits. Lastly, stop-loss is still necessary; you cannot hold positions just because of large price swings or medium to long-term trading without stop-loss, as it will definitely lead to liquidation. Finally, the difficulty of trading will be very high. Some bloggers say that it was difficult for experts before, and now it’s hellish. If you cannot ensure being online and monitoring the market for swing trading at any time in March, you should trade cautiously. Leaving a position untouched for three or four days greatly increases the risk of loss. Unless you are very lucky, don’t expect big market moves; even breaking even is considered lucky. The above is for reference only.

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huangjinshizi

· 03-04 17:45

Second Brother, let me share my thoughts. I may not be right, because I’ve also experienced losses recently, but mainly it’s due to my poor mindset. This year’s market is different from before. In the past, Ethereum’s daily fluctuation of 50 to 60 points was rare to break 100; now, it’s a daily rise or fall of 100 to 200 points, even 300 points. Bitcoin used to fluctuate 1,000 to 2,000 points a day; now, it’s 5,000 to 6,000 or even 10,000 points. Previously, the biggest swings were caused by Federal Reserve rate hikes or cuts; now, a single news event can cause huge volatility. So, the stop-loss levels are larger than before. In the past, 15 to 20 points would be enough; now, 45 to 50 points can lead to a loss. As a result, the win-loss ratio has clearly decreased. Even if the direction is correct, losses can happen easily. If you don’t set a stop-loss and hold positions, the consequences are even more severe, with the risk of being liquidated by an 8% daily fluctuation at any time.

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