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300 subscriptions, warriors flip the market until the end of the year. For those who want to keep flipping with Lao Wang, please read the latest version multiple times:
1. Order opening discipline: Only open orders when four conditions are met. 1. Don’t go long at pressure levels, go short at support levels. 2. Place orders at pre-planned levels and set take profit and stop loss. 3. Don’t open orders at positions with poor risk-reward ratios. 4. Don’t open orders where stop loss and take profit can’t be managed.
In summary, avoid impulsive trades and strictly follow trading discipline.
2. Intraday trading discipline: 1. Always set stop loss for each order! Strictly enforce. 2. When calling for longs or shorts during live streams, you can operate on three coins simultaneously! After profit-taking and reducing positions, set stop loss at high points! 3. Open dual positions—if you short, also hold long positions at the bottom to reduce exposure. Both long and short positions to lock in profits. During the live stream, reduce Bitcoin positions by 500 points, Ethereum by 20, SOL by 1, and keep remaining positions with tight stop loss. Small profits are taken, big profits are not chased; if the trend continues, add positions and roll over! 4. All levels on the screen can be used for entry and operation, but pay attention to market strength. When strong, accelerate in and out quickly; avoid breaking through directly. When weak, try to hold. 5. It’s okay not to make a profit, but never incur a loss!
3. Essential qualities of a qualified trader: 95% of ordinary traders—trade with their brains. 5% of experts—trade blindly according to the system.
Ordinary traders—spend 90% of their time trading.
Experts—spend 90% of their time waiting for signals.
The real difference is not in technique but in discipline—execution. Experts set clear rules and stick to them with all their might.
The end goal of trading is a system; the system’s end is execution; execution’s end is waiting; waiting’s end is signals; signals lead back to the system—repeating this cycle continuously.
4. Daily position entry rules: For example, normally open with $100 each time, can enter in batches—after breaking through a dangerous level by 30, add 70. At a safe level, break through by 50, add 50, and set stop loss at the original level. This way, you won’t miss the market.
5. Batch take profit rules: To ensure daily profits and compound growth, reduce positions when some levels are profitable. Close 30%-50% of the current position, and keep the remaining positions to continue with the market trend. Even if the pattern fails, there will still be slight profits, so it’s not a total loss. Always aim to lock in profits with each trade.
6. How to use levels: As long as the level provides a stop loss entry point, you can enter. If it hits, continue to enter without overthinking—just execute strictly. Set alerts for levels; if the alert sounds and the market breaks through the level without hesitation, don’t hesitate to enter. Wait if the level isn’t reached. When the signal arrives, act! Never go all-in; set a fixed number of positions each week.
7. Position sizing: Each person should have two accounts—one for spot trading and one for long-term contracts, usually holding positions for over a week. Short-term positions last a few hours or even minutes. Spot accounts should hold about 80% of total assets, contracts 20%. After daily profits from contracts, transfer money to the spot account.
8. Think carefully about your subscription—are you here to learn techniques or just copy levels? If just copying levels, it’s better not to subscribe to me, as I am a teaching host. Other hosts are very accurate. Yesterday, we calculated the stop loss rate. During a live stream, calling out long and short positions on three coins, with dozens of orders, only one stop loss was triggered. Everyone followed and made double profits. Become a ruthless trading machine. Don’t be afraid—just do it when the opportunity comes.

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