2026-01-09 17:30:28

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Is your account balance still OK by the end of ?

To be honest: trading is mainly about avoiding greed. Instead of opening dozens of random trades every day, it's better to wait for the right opportunity and strike precisely. For me, each market order usually starts with a 1000-point range, and catching 1-2 points a day is enough—because it really can be profitable. Avoid the repetitive trading approach; the more you do it, the more itchy your hands get, and in the end, you end up losing even more.

Since mid-December, the market has been quite active, and my daily success rate with market orders has been pretty good—winning 22 consecutive trades. My followers have seen their accounts grow firsthand.

Recently, the update frequency hasn't been as high, but I still share one trading idea every day. Those who follow along have basically caught all the opportunities. The friends trading with me follow this logic: one or two trades a day, then relax and watch their positions grow, sleeping soundly at night. No need to be nervously holding positions all day, and it won't affect your judgment the next day due to anxiety.

I'm still recruiting like-minded traders, and recently I've received a lot of inquiries—spots are almost full. I will gradually raise the participation threshold later. If your recent trading has been a bit chaotic and you're experiencing continuous losses, it might be time to reassess your trading logic. Welcome to join. $BTC

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DevChive

· 14h ago

Winning 22 consecutive rounds? That must be really smooth sailing. Why do I feel a bit uncertain? Non-farm payroll data was disappointing, and you're still so confident?

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DAOdreamer

· 01-09 18:00

The non-farm data has indeed stirred up quite a few people this time. We still need to keep our composure. Winning 22 consecutive rounds is really impressive, but at times like this, you need to be even more cautious. Don't get caught off guard and face a setback. I think your point is valid. Picking 1-2 opportunities each day is enough, and the rest is just waiting. That’s true trading.

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-09 17:56

Haha, winning 22 consecutive games in a row is indeed incredible. But on the other hand, precise strikes are definitely more satisfying than shooting randomly. Can you honestly talk about the losing bets? Or did you really lose on all of them? The recent market activity at the end of the year is indeed lively. Just wonder if there will be a change of attitude at the beginning of 2025. Selective trading beats frequent order placement— I agree with this logic. Improved sleep quality is the most touching part. I used to stay up all night holding positions and couldn't sleep.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-09 17:47

Oops, this non-farm payroll data is quite a show again. I just want to ask, are these 22 consecutive wins real? Aren't you afraid of a reverse hit? The non-farm data flopped, the market is indeed chaotic, but it's actually a good opportunity to bottom fish. I follow this approach too, but greed can prevent you from catching the meat. It's the end of the year, and still desperately placing orders—you're really adding stress to yourself. You should just stay idle and wait for the wind to come. In this market, precise targeting indeed makes money faster than shooting randomly. I agree with this logic. 22 consecutive wins... what kind of cautious trading is this? I've never seen such stability. Is there some secret I don't know? Doing just one or two trades a day is enough, really. My friends who place orders every day haven't seen their accounts grow by the end of the year; instead, they've shrunk. I'm a bit tempted by your approach, but I'm also afraid of pitfalls. Can you tell me how you determine the starting range of 1000 points?

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LayerHopper

· 01-09 17:37

Non-farm data underperformed, but my account has been pretty stable, still following the same logic: trade less, earn more. Greed is truly the biggest pitfall in trading; people who open too many trades are basically doomed by anxiety. The active market at the end of the year is just right; wait for the next opportunity to jump in. It’s easiest to lose quickly when you get itchy; understand that or not. One or two trades a day are enough; why are some people still shooting randomly all day? Precise targeting is always more comfortable than reckless trading, and the account growth is steady. But winning 22 consecutive hands? That’s enough to make fans envious, haha. With the market so active, it’s really testing whether you can control your hands. Sleep quality directly affects trading performance, and this is seriously underestimated.

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Blockblind

· 01-09 17:34

Is it true that winning 22 consecutive games is real? This data is just too outrageous.

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