Sticking to my trading journal for the 12th day now, and my recent feeling can be summed up in one sentence—don't be greedy. Small, frequent gains often outperform a one-time big win.
Yesterday's market was quite good. I monitored 18 assets that increased by more than 5% throughout the day, and a few even broke through 20%. Seeing such data really made me happy because it shows that opportunities are always there; the key is whether you can catch them.
My approach is very simple—each day, as long as I can seize 1 to 2 suitable entry points, the rest is left to time. After operating this way for a month, the power of compound growth in my account is quite evident. The key is to stay disciplined, avoid chasing highs and selling lows, and not expect to catch every opportunity.
This trading rhythm now feels very stable, and I am also willing to share this insight with everyone.
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ChainDoctor
· 5h ago
Small and frequent transactions are really a dead end; don't be greedy for that one last breath.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-12 05:55
Small high-frequency bets are indeed more enjoyable than all-in, and with compound interest, you can eventually reap the rewards.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 01-12 05:54
Did you realize this in just 12 days? Not bad. Accumulating small amounts is really more practical than dreaming of getting rich overnight.
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SilentObserver
· 01-12 05:47
Small and frequent listening is easy, but few people actually stick with it.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 01-12 05:43
Oh wow, you’re right, all the greed is gone in an instant.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-12 05:31
That's right, greed is truly the biggest enemy in trading. I only understood this after experiencing the loss myself.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-12 05:29
Small and frequent is indeed much more comfortable than going all-in, but you need to get rid of the greed to want to take everything.
Sticking to my trading journal for the 12th day now, and my recent feeling can be summed up in one sentence—don't be greedy. Small, frequent gains often outperform a one-time big win.
Yesterday's market was quite good. I monitored 18 assets that increased by more than 5% throughout the day, and a few even broke through 20%. Seeing such data really made me happy because it shows that opportunities are always there; the key is whether you can catch them.
My approach is very simple—each day, as long as I can seize 1 to 2 suitable entry points, the rest is left to time. After operating this way for a month, the power of compound growth in my account is quite evident. The key is to stay disciplined, avoid chasing highs and selling lows, and not expect to catch every opportunity.
This trading rhythm now feels very stable, and I am also willing to share this insight with everyone.