Everyone advised me to stop loss and exit the market. Although I also feel that the situation is grim, trading strategies should not be based on feelings. I have set a stop loss, so I will let the bullets fly for a while until it hits the stop loss.
The funds went from 1 million to 20 million in the first phase, and then returned to over 2 million. The second phase went from over 2 million to 35 million, and then back to 4.5 million. The third phase went from 4.5 million to 70 million, and now it has gone back to 25 million. Ups and downs are normal, I will also leave bullets and move forward gradually, keep it up 💪💪
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OldDuanNextDoor
· 06-12 12:05
If I achieve financial freedom, I will definitely lie flat.
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SimpleGetRich
· 06-12 10:16
I saw the news today that the US SEC is asking the SOL ETF applicants to go back and modify their S1. I remember that the Bitcoin ETF was also first delayed, and then right before it was about to be approved, they were asked to modify the S1 documents. I speculate that the SOL approval is likely coming in about one to two weeks. I suggest everyone consider buying low recently.
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RijinDoujin958
· 06-12 08:11
Steadfast HODL💎
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LanYilong
· 06-12 06:05
I often watch the experiences of domestic futures pros. Xiaoyao Liu Qiang, Fu Haitang, Fu Xiaojun, over the course of ten to twenty years, from tens of thousands to over a hundred million, and then in a month get liquidated and bid farewell forever. Ups and downs. My good brother is also a private sale CEO, and often tells me: 1. Don't have obsessions, respect the market. 2. The poorer you are, the harder you must fight, to change your destiny against the odds. 3. Cashing out is the king's way; when the capital increases, you must cash out and continue trading with the initial capital. 4. The myth of compound interest is unreliable; if you win 99 times and lose once, then... So: my brother now withdraws the profits every year, pays dividends to a few shareholders, and continues to trade with 200 million in capital the following year. Moreover, there is a strict control department and capital management system.
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InvincibleGodOfWarAt
· 06-12 05:41
Wow, from 100 to 70 million, it's really twisted, I won't work until I reach 10 million, I'll just lie flat.
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MyAccountIsBlownUpA
· 06-12 05:40
Bull, pro, can you transfer me 10U? I've liquidated my position several times.
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Tyra1
· 06-12 05:30
Jump in 🚀
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Tyra1
· 06-12 05:30
Jump in 🚀
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Hanifofficial100
· 06-12 05:18
good
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Ghafoor1122
· 06-12 04:26
Wow, going from 100 to 70 million, that's really something. I'm not working anymore once I reach 10 million, I'm just going to lie flat.
Everyone advised me to stop loss and exit the market. Although I also feel that the situation is grim, trading strategies should not be based on feelings. I have set a stop loss, so I will let the bullets fly for a while until it hits the stop loss.
The funds went from 1 million to 20 million in the first phase, and then returned to over 2 million.
The second phase went from over 2 million to 35 million, and then back to 4.5 million.
The third phase went from 4.5 million to 70 million, and now it has gone back to 25 million.
Ups and downs are normal, I will also leave bullets and move forward gradually, keep it up 💪💪
1. Don't have obsessions, respect the market.
2. The poorer you are, the harder you must fight, to change your destiny against the odds.
3. Cashing out is the king's way; when the capital increases, you must cash out and continue trading with the initial capital.
4. The myth of compound interest is unreliable; if you win 99 times and lose once, then...
So: my brother now withdraws the profits every year, pays dividends to a few shareholders, and continues to trade with 200 million in capital the following year. Moreover, there is a strict control department and capital management system.