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Not a lot of funds on hand? Then don't bother with fancy stuff. Let me tell you about the most straightforward and reliable trading approach—avoiding liquidation, gradually growing your account.
Many people around me have used this method, going from five figures to seven figures. Simply put, it's four steps, and the simpler it is, the easier it is to stick with.
**Step 1: Choose a coin based on one signal—Daily MACD Golden Cross**
Ignore all kinds of news, social media rumors, and headlines. Nothing beats technical indicators for reliability. Wait for the MACD to cross above the zero line—that's a more stable signal.
**Step 2: Follow a trend line—Daily Moving Average**
Hold the position as long as the price stays above the moving average. If it breaks below, get out. No need to overthink—breaking the moving average means you should exit. This isn't just advice; it's a discipline you must follow.
**Step 3: When is it worth heavy position? Price + Volume**
Only go heavy when the price breaks above the moving average with increased volume. That’s the right moment for a heavy position. Sell some when gains reach 40%, and sell more at 80%. But if the price retraces and breaks below the moving average, clear out everything.
**Step 4: The only rule for stop-loss**
If the closing price breaks below the moving average, exit immediately the next day—no discussion. One lucky break can wipe out all your previous gains. No need to regret missing the move; wait until it stabilizes above the moving average before re-entering.
This method isn't particularly clever, and might even seem "dumb." But because it's simple and straightforward, retail traders find it easiest to execute and least likely to be swept out by the market.
Stop obsessing over missing out on the last rally. Market opportunities are continuous, but without discipline, all those chances are useless. As long as you're willing to follow the plan, we can walk this path together.