No liquidation, and you can gradually roll up your capital.
Many followers used this method to grow from five-digit to seven-digit gains. The method is just four steps—the simpler it is, the more consistently you can execute it, and the less likely you'll abandon it halfway.
Step One: Entry signal only—look at one thing: daily MACD golden cross. Don't look at anything else, especially don't get swayed by all the flying news. Best if the golden cross appears above the zero line; it's more stable. Technical indicators speak louder than any person's mouth.
Step Two: Operations follow only one line: daily moving average. Above the line, hold firmly; below the line, exit decisively. Don't add unnecessary complexity, don't fantasize. When price breaks below the moving average, exit the next second—this is an iron rule, not advice.
Step Three: Entry and exit only watch two points: price and volume. When price stands above the moving average and volume simultaneously breaks through the moving average with increased volume, then go all-in. For take-profit, follow the rules: exit part at +40%, exit more at +80%. If it drops below the moving average, liquidate everything remaining. Don't ask why, just follow it.
Step Four: Stop-loss, remember one sentence: if closing price breaks below the moving average, exit no matter what the next day. One lucky escape might wipe out all your accumulated profits. Missing out isn't scary; wait for price to stand above the moving average again, then buy back in.
No liquidation, and you can gradually roll up your capital.
Many followers used this method to grow from five-digit to seven-digit gains. The method is just four steps—the simpler it is, the more consistently you can execute it, and the less likely you'll abandon it halfway.
Step One: Entry signal only—look at one thing: daily MACD golden cross. Don't look at anything else, especially don't get swayed by all the flying news. Best if the golden cross appears above the zero line; it's more stable. Technical indicators speak louder than any person's mouth.
Step Two: Operations follow only one line: daily moving average. Above the line, hold firmly; below the line, exit decisively. Don't add unnecessary complexity, don't fantasize. When price breaks below the moving average, exit the next second—this is an iron rule, not advice.
Step Three: Entry and exit only watch two points: price and volume. When price stands above the moving average and volume simultaneously breaks through the moving average with increased volume, then go all-in. For take-profit, follow the rules: exit part at +40%, exit more at +80%. If it drops below the moving average, liquidate everything remaining. Don't ask why, just follow it.
Step Four: Stop-loss, remember one sentence: if closing price breaks below the moving average, exit no matter what the next day. One lucky escape might wipe out all your accumulated profits. Missing out isn't scary; wait for price to stand above the moving average again, then buy back in.