Quote from: Ouen on November 21, 2024, 11:16:41 AM

NOT - liquidity was taken out from below, and we have reached the zone of interest. Now we are looking for a move toward the upper boundary!

Let's see how it goes.
Maybe we will get something along the lines of PEPE 
What kind of PNL do you expect?

I plan to lock in at $0.00869 (30% of the movement).

Here is what we got in the end) 40% of the pure price movement.

Вчора відкрив ось таку угоду по BTC і тільки сьгодні ввечері отримав часткове відпрацювання

Quote from: JISAN on October 12, 2024, 01:34:27 AM

Quote from: Ouen on October 02, 2024, 09:08:42 PM

Hello everyone. Here, I will be posting my futures trades and market thoughts.
If you're interested, feel free to subscribe to this thread.

Here’s the first trade that took place on 01.10.24 on the ALT coin.

I am actually not interested in future trading. because future trading is much risky because greed will work here very actively and you can loss your full trading fund and make it zero very quickly. i am think future trading is like gambling. that's why i am avoid this. but you can use your strategy on spot trading. and i think the best strategy is buy with DCA and hold for long term only.

Well, the problems arising as to futures trading more or less are in order, considering the risk element as well as the psychological proclivity to such things as greed. Of course, securing our funds is always a priority, and the choice to not invest in things that look like gambling can be helpful in ensuring that on some level we are calm. By inclining to spot trading and using approaches like DCA, one is in a better position to form a stable portfolio in that apart from reducing risks, one invests incrementally hence steadily in the long run. Staying true to this effective plan is probably the less stressing approach to pursuing financial objectives.

I recommend that beginners definitely start with spot trading, but this is all a long-term investment, although sometimes you can quickly take a 15-25% net price movement.

For futures, I recommend starting with a demo account and definitely using stop-loss; otherwise, you will surely lose your deposit. I have encountered this myself.)

Quote from: Ouen on October 11, 2024, 05:00:55 PM

In futures, you should always use a stop-loss and stick to the right strategy, and of course, always learn. You can make money under such conditions

I believe that even in spot trading, stop-losses are crucial to ensure traders don't incur excessive losses from a single wrong decision. A second chance is always possible if the trader still has capital to reinvest!

I'm curious to know what percentage of your capital you allocate to futures trading. For instance, if you dedicate 1% to a long position, what's the typical trade volume and risk tolerance associated with that? I don't trade futures, so I'm quite interested in how a professional trader manages their positions in that market.

I'm not a professional trader, it's more like a hobby)
I put the risk on the deal at 2-4%.

Quote from: Ouen on October 07, 2024, 01:36:06 PM

ORDI deal today

Way to go! You are on a good streak now after the NOT position or positions as well! Keep it up, and good trading.

Thank you, I try to show a good result, although I devote very little time to graph analysis

ORDI deal today

Trade on NOT: I took some profit, and I'm holding the rest for now.