I have been watching PIPPIN for a few days recently, and this thing's volatility is really exciting. It rises sharply and falls just as hard.
To be honest, this kind of coin is not very suitable for stubbornly holding onto one side. Whether going long or short, stubbornly sticking to one direction? The chances of losing are high. A smarter approach is to follow the rhythm—trade back and forth in the short term, and don't be greedy.
A few key points to remind you: Don't hesitate on stop-loss, cut it if you need to; being soft-hearted will only lead to bigger losses; manage your position, invest in small amounts in batches, don't go all in at once; make a few small trades, accumulating little by little is much more stable than betting on a big one.
What do you think of the trend of PIPPIN? Is anyone doing swing trading? Please share your thoughts.
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BearMarketSage
· 23m ago
Swing trading Clip Coupons sounds good, but in real operation, the stop loss has killed so many people.
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MEVictim
· 19h ago
Swing trading is indeed the way to go, but I feel that PIPPIN can easily play people for suckers.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 19h ago
I have played swing trading, but this coin PIPPIN is too greedy; one pullback can wear out all your patience.
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WalletDetective
· 19h ago
Swing trading is easy to talk about but really annoying to do, and stop loss is always the hardest step.
That being said, this coin PIPPIN is indeed wild; I got caught off guard by the plummet at night twice.
Damn it, Auto-Invest is still steady, no need to mess around.
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ProofOfNothing
· 19h ago
Swing trading sounds simple, but when you actually operate it, your mindset collapses.
Every day I watch the Candlestick, and in the end, I still lost money a few times due to greed. Now I'm just relying on stop loss to save myself.
This coin PIPPIN is indeed fierce, and I'm also thinking about whether to enter a position and make some profit.
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RektHunter
· 20h ago
Swing trading players have emerged, and this wave of PIPPIN can indeed easily trap people. Entering in batches is truly a lifesaver; I went all in once before, and I still remember that feeling.
I have been watching PIPPIN for a few days recently, and this thing's volatility is really exciting. It rises sharply and falls just as hard.
To be honest, this kind of coin is not very suitable for stubbornly holding onto one side. Whether going long or short, stubbornly sticking to one direction? The chances of losing are high. A smarter approach is to follow the rhythm—trade back and forth in the short term, and don't be greedy.
A few key points to remind you: Don't hesitate on stop-loss, cut it if you need to; being soft-hearted will only lead to bigger losses; manage your position, invest in small amounts in batches, don't go all in at once; make a few small trades, accumulating little by little is much more stable than betting on a big one.
What do you think of the trend of PIPPIN? Is anyone doing swing trading? Please share your thoughts.