It's not hard to spot the trend; the real challenge is whether you can get it right. What's even harder? Making the right heavy positions.



Many people think the difficulty lies in technical details, but that's not the case. The real difficulty lies in three things: the courage to open a heavy position, the courage to cut losses proactively, and the psychological preparation after placing an order. All three are indispensable.

After my last round of trading, my small position in wild trading has been consistently less than ideal. But from another perspective, that's understandable. After more than a year of counter-trend trading, I've seen this kind of strange state before and gained some experience in handling it. So now, when faced with such a weak coin market, I can respond more calmly.

Ultimately, trading is not gambling. Those who make money often succeed because of their psychological resilience and risk management in these details.
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BoredWatchervip
· 19h ago
That's right, the hardest part is cutting losses at the right time. Heavy positions truly test your psychology; I've seen too many people unable to hold on. Mindset is really more valuable than just analyzing the charts. The experience gained from counter-trend trading is now being put to use, haha. Trading is a psychological game; technical analysis is just a tool. Courage and stop-loss are both essential; missing either will lead to a blow-up.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 01-07 06:30
Haha, I feel deeply about psychological building; the hardest part is cutting losses. --- When it comes to heavy positions, there are very few who can do it right. --- Counter-guessing for over a year? I understand that feeling, and now it has become an advantage. --- You're right, making money isn't about luck; details are the real dividing line. --- When the mindset collapses, even the most skilled technical analysis is useless. --- Opening a trade is easy; holding on is the real hell. --- I've had some insights from this wave, but executing it is another matter. --- Being in a bad jungle state is actually a good sign, indicating you're iterating.
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EthSandwichHerovip
· 01-07 06:18
Heavy positioning is truly something learned through repeated beatings. Psychological preparation is really ten times more important than reading K-line charts; the moment of stop-loss reveals whether someone is a gambler or a trader. Counter-trading for over a year—no one has that kind of endurance.
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0xDreamChaservip
· 01-07 06:12
Heavy positions are really about betting courage, I give in. --- The hardest cut is the stop-loss, I understand. --- Counter-indicating to go long actually becomes a skill point, this logic is a bit absolute. --- Exactly, technical analysis is all虚, mindset is the real king. --- Small positions in jungle are indeed torturous, but also a form of tempering. --- None of those calling signals dare to hold heavy positions themselves, it's hilarious. --- People who manage risk well really make steady profits, even in the altcoin market they can survive.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 01-07 06:06
Well said, psychological resilience is truly the key to most people's success --- The courage to go all-in and the courage to cut losses—I'm still working on both --- It's truly commendable that someone can survive after doing this for so long; this mindset is worth learning from --- Technical details are actually the simplest part; the difficulty lies in execution --- The key is psychological resilience—how to stay rational after placing an order is really a challenge --- Those who have seen strange market conditions truly remain calm and composed; that’s probably experience --- What you said makes perfect sense—those who make money are the ones who put effort into risk management --- Courage is built through action, and stopping loss is often forced out --- Trading mindset > Technical analysis, this order shouldn’t be reversed
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