#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, the market has been rising steadily, and many friends' short positions are tightly locked in. The more they try to hold on stubbornly, the deeper they fall; the more they add to their positions, the faster they lose control. In the end, their rhythm is disrupted and their mindset collapses.
This kind of predicament is actually not hard to resolve; the key is to break the obsession with "only exiting after breaking even." Stop-loss when necessary, reverse your position when needed, and be decisive.
Taking our actual operations as an example: Short position loss -3K oil, stop out; immediately switch to long positions, reverse the trade to recover to +7K oil, and finally, the account netted a profit of +4K oil. Turning a completely passive situation around in one go—that's the correct approach.
I am currently helping qualified friends organize their positions and optimize trading rhythm, step by step stabilizing your already unbalanced accounts. There are only 3 spots available this round, first come, first served.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-06 16:01
Well... it's easy to say, but when it really comes to the point where your mindset collapses, who can be so decisive?
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MEVEye
· 01-06 15:57
Basically, it's a mindset issue. If you can't handle it, just run. No need to overthink.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 01-06 15:36
Ha, you're right. Stubbornly sticking to this really doesn't help.
#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, the market has been rising steadily, and many friends' short positions are tightly locked in. The more they try to hold on stubbornly, the deeper they fall; the more they add to their positions, the faster they lose control. In the end, their rhythm is disrupted and their mindset collapses.
This kind of predicament is actually not hard to resolve; the key is to break the obsession with "only exiting after breaking even." Stop-loss when necessary, reverse your position when needed, and be decisive.
Taking our actual operations as an example:
Short position loss -3K oil, stop out; immediately switch to long positions, reverse the trade to recover to +7K oil, and finally, the account netted a profit of +4K oil. Turning a completely passive situation around in one go—that's the correct approach.
I am currently helping qualified friends organize their positions and optimize trading rhythm, step by step stabilizing your already unbalanced accounts. There are only 3 spots available this round, first come, first served.
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