Many people have asked me the same question: Is there a way to trade without constantly watching the charts or overthinking, a straightforward trading approach that beginners can directly copy?



The answer is yes. And you might think it’s too simple to be true, but those who truly follow this method are gradually growing their accounts.

Today, I will break down these ten most foolproof and nurturing trading rules. If you can stick to these, accumulating wealth slowly will be no problem.

**Keyword 1: Recognizing Main Force Shakeouts**
A strong coin drops for nine days straight, and everyone is shouting "It's over," but at this point, you should start paying attention to it. Usually, this is when the main force is shaking out the floating chips to the point of doubt, and a rebound is just around the corner.

**Keyword 2: Profit Taking**
Any coin that rises for two consecutive days should have some positions reduced immediately. Don’t ask why—markets won’t keep giving you money for three days in a row. Lock the profits in your wallet; that’s the most practical move.

**Keyword 3: Avoid Emotional Highs**
If a coin surges more than 7% in a single day, don’t chase it the next day. That’s a purely emotional high point, and jumping in is likely to be catching a falling knife. Wait for it to calm down.

**Keyword 4: The Trap of Outdated Coins**
Coins that soared to the sky in the last bull market, their stories are basically over. The trapped positions are piled up high, avoid touching them. If you must play, wait until it’s completely silent for more than half a year before considering.

**Keyword 5: Patience Limits for Sideways Coins**
If a coin is trading within a range, give it three days. If there’s no reaction after three days, continue watching for another three; still no breakout? Switch to another target. Don’t stay stuck with a coin pretending to sleep.

**Keyword 6: Timely Stop-Loss**
If you’re still in the red the day after entering, don’t hesitate to cut losses. It indicates your timing was off. Holding on will only make the hole bigger.

**Keyword 7: Cycle Patterns**
"Three must have five, five often have seven"—look for opportunities to enter after two days of continuous rise; the fifth day is often the short-term peak. The pattern isn’t absolute, but it’s definitely better than guessing blindly.

**Keyword 8: The Truth About Volume**
Volume never lies. Breakouts on low volume—follow in; volume surges at high levels but price stagnates—get out quickly. Volume is the soul; candlesticks are just packaging.

**Keyword 9: Trend Is King**
Only trade coins that are in an upward trend. If the 3-day moving average is rising, do short-term trades; if the 30-day is rising, hold for the medium term; if the 80-day is rising, that’s a signal of a major upward wave—grab it and don’t rush to sell.

**Keyword 10: Secrets for Small Funds to Turn Around**
Having less capital isn’t a disadvantage; the real disadvantage is not having a gun when opportunity strikes. Manage your positions well, be patient, and even small amounts can grow like a snowball getting bigger.

Finally, a heartfelt word: Before you achieve stable profits, never operate full-time, and definitely don’t borrow money to enter the market. That’s not investing; that’s gambling with your life.

Some people always want to find shortcuts, but those who truly make money from the market keep repeatedly focusing on the most basic actions. Foolish methods are indeed the most nurturing and the most resistant to the test of time.
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 9h ago
It sounds like a perfect illustration of the supply and demand curve—floating positions are washed out to the point of questioning life. Essentially, isn't this a reconstruction of market aesthetics?
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AirdropHunterXiaovip
· 9h ago
It's the same theory again, I've heard it too many times. I agree with the profit-taking rule; when it keeps rising, you should reduce your position, that's true. But that "Three must have five"... I've tried it several times, and I don't think the probability is that miraculous; you still need to consider volume. Main force shakeouts are indeed easy to fall into traps; it's really hard to tell what is a shakeout and what is a real dip. Stop-loss is the most painful part; every time I hold onto a bit of hope, and in the end, the losses keep growing. I'm currently holding out on a sideways coin; it's been two weeks, and I feel like cutting it. Making a comeback with small money depends on position management, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I just can't stick to it.
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BoredStakervip
· 9h ago
It's the same old theory again, but to be honest, I really haven't managed to reduce my position after two days of gains. I always want to let the bullets fly a little longer, haha.
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HalfPositionRunnervip
· 9h ago
They all look correct, but there are very few who can really stick with it.
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