Having limited funds is not a problem; the key is to have a workable method. Today, I want to share a trading approach that even small funds can execute—one that avoids liquidation and allows continuous profit in U.
Many friends have grown their holdings from four figures to five figures using this approach. The core logic is only four steps, and the simpler it is, the more ruthless and profitable it becomes.
**Step 1: Only choose coins that will rise**
Open the daily chart and focus on one thing—MACD golden cross. Ideally, it should form above the zero line for maximum stability. Don't bother with fundamental news; purely look at technical indicators.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as the sole trading guide**
Remember this one sentence: Hold when the price is above the moving average; sell when below. Many people keep losing money because they fail to do this. Hold tightly above the daily moving average; if it breaks below, don’t find excuses—sell immediately.
**Step 3: Position sizing and exit timing**
How to increase your position? Check two conditions: the price must be above the daily moving average, and the volume must also be above the daily moving average—if both are met, go all-in.
Exit in three stages: sell 1/3 when it gains 40%, another 1/3 at 80%, and when it breaks below the daily moving average, sell the remaining all at once. This is not advice; it’s discipline. A lucky break can wipe out all previous profits.
**Step 4: Only one rule for stop-loss**
If it breaks below the daily moving average, regardless of the reason, sell all the next day. No exceptions, no ifs.
Don’t regret missing opportunities. As long as the price reclaims the daily moving average, buy back. Market opportunities are always there, but the premise is that you stay alive and stick to it. The simple method may seem to lack skill, but it’s actually the safest, easiest for retail investors to stick with, and has the lowest death rate. Protect your principal, and you’ll have a chance to make money.
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SleepyValidator
· 5h ago
The daily moving average trick is indeed powerful, but the key is whether you can stick to discipline.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 5h ago
The daily moving average system is indeed powerful, but the key is discipline. Many people just can't sell.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 5h ago
Sounds good, but the problem is that most people get soft when they see a 40% increase, and they can't hold on until 80% to sell... Honestly, execution is the biggest hurdle.
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NFTPessimist
· 5h ago
How many times have I said the daily moving average? How many people can truly stick to it? Most still go all-in when they see a rally, buy the dip when it falls, and end up getting cut off in the end.
Having limited funds is not a problem; the key is to have a workable method. Today, I want to share a trading approach that even small funds can execute—one that avoids liquidation and allows continuous profit in U.
Many friends have grown their holdings from four figures to five figures using this approach. The core logic is only four steps, and the simpler it is, the more ruthless and profitable it becomes.
**Step 1: Only choose coins that will rise**
Open the daily chart and focus on one thing—MACD golden cross. Ideally, it should form above the zero line for maximum stability. Don't bother with fundamental news; purely look at technical indicators.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as the sole trading guide**
Remember this one sentence: Hold when the price is above the moving average; sell when below. Many people keep losing money because they fail to do this. Hold tightly above the daily moving average; if it breaks below, don’t find excuses—sell immediately.
**Step 3: Position sizing and exit timing**
How to increase your position? Check two conditions: the price must be above the daily moving average, and the volume must also be above the daily moving average—if both are met, go all-in.
Exit in three stages: sell 1/3 when it gains 40%, another 1/3 at 80%, and when it breaks below the daily moving average, sell the remaining all at once. This is not advice; it’s discipline. A lucky break can wipe out all previous profits.
**Step 4: Only one rule for stop-loss**
If it breaks below the daily moving average, regardless of the reason, sell all the next day. No exceptions, no ifs.
Don’t regret missing opportunities. As long as the price reclaims the daily moving average, buy back. Market opportunities are always there, but the premise is that you stay alive and stick to it. The simple method may seem to lack skill, but it’s actually the safest, easiest for retail investors to stick with, and has the lowest death rate. Protect your principal, and you’ll have a chance to make money.