#美联储重启降息步伐 Last year I met a guy who only had 2,000U left in his account. The day we met, he looked completely defeated and said maybe he just wasn’t cut out for this field.
I told him, if you want a comeback, there’s still a chance—but you have to listen to me. Not a suggestion, but an order.
The first thing I had him do was really cautious: treat those 2,000U as 40 lives, never spend more than 100U at a time. After he made a profit on his first trade, I told him to reinvest his principal plus half the profit. He won again. You could tell, there was a spark in his eyes again.
Then I only taught him one entry signal, nothing else. On the 1-hour chart, EMA7 crosses above EMA21, at the same time MACD makes a golden cross below the zero line, and the volume bar has to be red. Just this one combination—if it doesn’t appear, do nothing. He asked why not learn more, I said master one before you try anything else.
The hardest part was discipline. Every trade, set a 1% stop loss and a 3% take profit—once it hits, get out. He kept wanting to wait a bit longer to see if it would go higher. I just said: “Do you want to survive, or do you want to gamble?” Also, 1 to 3 a.m. is his golden trading time, but for the first three days of every month and every Friday from 8 to 10 p.m., I forbid him from trading, no exceptions.
Three months later, his account reached 200,000U. He messaged me and said, turns out trading isn’t about gut feeling—it’s about self-control.
Looking back, the market never lacks opportunities—what it lacks are people who can wait. $SOL $BTC $SXP These tokens fluctuate every day, but the ones who really make a killing are those who don’t trade recklessly.
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OnchainSniper
· 4h ago
Discipline is truly the hardest part. I’ve seen so many people fail at the final step. They hold onto their take-profits, insisting on waiting for a limit-up before they’re satisfied, only to end up losing everything in the end.
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liquidation_watcher
· 4h ago
Discipline can turn 2,000U into 200,000. That's true enlightenment. Most people lose simply because they can't keep their hands off.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 4h ago
Is this guy's story true? It sounds a bit like a motivational tale... But he's right, discipline is the hardest part.
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RatioHunter
· 4h ago
Simply put, it's all about self-discipline. So many people fail because they can't wait it out.
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CounterIndicator
· 4h ago
Discipline is really paramount; many people fall because of greed.
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rugdoc.eth
· 4h ago
Discipline is the key; I feel that system should have died long ago.
#美联储重启降息步伐 Last year I met a guy who only had 2,000U left in his account. The day we met, he looked completely defeated and said maybe he just wasn’t cut out for this field.
I told him, if you want a comeback, there’s still a chance—but you have to listen to me. Not a suggestion, but an order.
The first thing I had him do was really cautious: treat those 2,000U as 40 lives, never spend more than 100U at a time. After he made a profit on his first trade, I told him to reinvest his principal plus half the profit. He won again. You could tell, there was a spark in his eyes again.
Then I only taught him one entry signal, nothing else. On the 1-hour chart, EMA7 crosses above EMA21, at the same time MACD makes a golden cross below the zero line, and the volume bar has to be red. Just this one combination—if it doesn’t appear, do nothing. He asked why not learn more, I said master one before you try anything else.
The hardest part was discipline. Every trade, set a 1% stop loss and a 3% take profit—once it hits, get out. He kept wanting to wait a bit longer to see if it would go higher. I just said: “Do you want to survive, or do you want to gamble?” Also, 1 to 3 a.m. is his golden trading time, but for the first three days of every month and every Friday from 8 to 10 p.m., I forbid him from trading, no exceptions.
Three months later, his account reached 200,000U. He messaged me and said, turns out trading isn’t about gut feeling—it’s about self-control.
Looking back, the market never lacks opportunities—what it lacks are people who can wait. $SOL $BTC $SXP These tokens fluctuate every day, but the ones who really make a killing are those who don’t trade recklessly.