5 Trading Lessons from 500 Trades — Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:02] I analyzed [music] 500 of my trades. And this is what I realized. What I saw in these deals surprised me. Among all these trades, I noticed a very important pattern that is a prerequisite for

[00:17] exiting a trade early and not going into the red. And this pattern also works in reverse. If we have a greenback, then this pattern allows us to extract the maximum profitable movement for us

[00:30] . Let's get started. And the first transaction I will analyze will be for the TNSR coin. Here we immediately see a big minus, and this is a very interesting and illustrative deal. Here the coin was super active and was at the top of growth.

[00:45] super active and was at the top of growth. It grew by 109% in a day, had 8.5 mln trades in 24 hours. And the coin was super active. She was completely suitable for us to trade. Now

[00:57] let's look at the formation itself. The coin had long highs here. They performed as targets, but the lower barks were weak. Plus we had a very good long trend, so I was aiming for longs. I entered this

[01:11] deal at the moment of the structure breakdown, that is, our coin was trading below its trading level, and after it began to break through its trading level, at that moment I entered the deal. I immediately started to see the green stuff, and the entry point was as

[01:26] correct as possible. There are no questions here. There are no questions regarding the choice of coin either. Everything is clear. Then the coin went long, [music] pinned the first level that was on our way, and after that it rolled in. And the first point I want

[01:42] to show you here is the take. Initially, the fact that the coin was heavily pumped, I was planning, of course, to take the final level, the final long high that we had. That is, I planned to wait until it happened. And I didn’t

[01:54] consider the scenario where our coin hits this very next high and rolls in. I didn't have such a scenario in my head, so here, as soon as we approached it, I expected further movement and a breakout, but this did

[02:08] not happen. The coin stuck. By the way, at the final point I was looking at about 8,000 dollars. It was possible to take them well, of course, but I planned to take further goals and take about 15-20,000 dollars,

[02:23] taking the over-high, since the coin is heavily pumped. That is, I had such goals, I planned to take on such a large movement. But in the end, the coin hit the nearest high, retested, initially grew a little into longs, but then

[02:36] rolled back up. And here is the important point. If the coin rolls in after the retest, then that’s it, here [music] is the exact point for exit. But I didn’t exit the deal because I saw that I was getting 8,000 plus, it all

[02:50] rolled in. Of course, I wanted to get those 8,000 back, I wanted to continue to pull this deal into longs again, and therefore I did not exit after the breakout of the retest of this level. Then our coin started to trade and go

[03:05] down. Here again I didn’t exit, because I still believed that the coin would go long, but this didn’t happen, and as a result I exited at the very bottom. Plus I bought a glass myself, I got squeezed, and in the end -6% -

[03:21] $6,400. Although it was possible to take a profit of plus $8,000 from this transaction, but even if this profit was not taken, it was possible to break even from the taken, it was possible to break even from the stop loss for the retest of this level. And

[03:36] points that we had here in this deal. And these points are also carried over to all the other transactions that I analyzed. First, we must have adaptability to take profits in our transactions . So we entered into a deal, and

[03:51] . So we entered into a deal, and the coin, it doesn’t exactly move according to clear scenarios, according to clear patterns. No, its coin is traded by people. And people can change their minds. Other people may join in , a major participant may

[04:05] leave, come in, be added, or be added. There might be some news, there might be a time change, there might be funding, there might be something else. That is, the variability of processing these transactions is constantly changing in our transactions. And that's why it's important

[04:20] not to get hung up on any one scenario, on any one take profit, that the coin will sell exactly as we want it to. No, it is important to be able to be adaptive in the transactions themselves and be prepared for any scenario. It was here that we had our

[04:36] first high. We needed to look at the glass to see if the price was being pushed up, or if, on the contrary, there were some densities against us, or if there was some other resistance. There's also a very important detail on the chart: when we approached the level, the

[04:51] market dropped a large volume and a short candle formed. This is quite bad, because it shows that we people have an interest in fixing their position. And [music] when we have such large

[05:03] drops in candles, that is, such wick candles, it means that a large volume was thrown into the market and the position was fixed, or, on the contrary, a deal was entered. And here we have a short candle. This means that they went into shorts against us, because we are standing in the

[05:18] langs. That is, this is already a factor to be wary of. And you see, we rolling. [music] The movement did not go. Therefore, here it was necessary to fix your position and exit the deal, not wait for a miracle or

[05:32] some miracle that the coin would go even further. No, that's it. And even if the take profits initially had to cross the final high, there's a round number 009 to cross, then, despite this, if a formation appears against some resistance in the trade, then you

[05:48] need to exit the position, don't wait for the weather by the sea, some miracle, be adaptive in positions and be able to make a quick decision, which needs to be made right now, based on the facts we have. Next, what is

[06:02] important here is that we need to be able to accept our stops and be able to accept when we are wrong in trades, when our scenario does not work out. Here we may have a retest from this trade, from this breakdown. Yes, maybe. And by the way, he

[06:18] was there. That is, they hit us with a retest, bought out the price, showed the longs strength, the coin went up, but then it started rolling in and rewrote the retest. This already indicates that the shorts have started to win, and we need to exit the

[06:32] trade. And we exit the trade here practically at breakeven, because the retest is at our entry point. And that's all. It is very important to accept that our scenario did not work out, and not to believe in your idea

[06:47] endlessly, expecting some incredible movement, that this is how I came up with it, this is how I wanted it, therefore this is how it will be. No, for us everything is based on facts. Yes, if at the beginning we had the preconditions to go long and cross the

[07:00] final high, then as the deal progressed, the factors changed. And so, instead of sitting around waiting for some miracle to happen, we need to look at the facts that are right under our noses, and we need to exit

[07:15] the trade and lock in our position. Third. Here we have this coin starting to roll in. And again, there is no fixation of the position, no acceptance that everything, the scenario is already

[07:27] cancelled and the coin does not go long, but on the contrary, you sit, dragging it out until it draws a big minus, which you are uncomfortable dragging out. This is extremely wrong. Therefore, it is important to control yourself and not let emotions influence your

[07:42] trading. Then [the music] won’t have the kind of incomprehensible nuances that I just showed. What could have been a plus 8,000 could have been a break-even point, but the end result of the deal was minus 6,000. That is, of course, no

[07:56] good. And also the fourth factor, the fourth point, why such transactions can happen, is because before this transaction I had a large number of profitable transactions, that is, there was already a cushion of pleasant things, a lot of money. And that’s why in

[08:11] this deal I also wanted to break records there and earn even more. And 8,000 was no longer enough for me. I wanted 15-20,000 and so on. That is, due to the previous positive result, when

[08:26] profitable trades, you begin to believe in yourself more and think that you will succeed. This is called flirting and unreasonable actions. Of course, this is not necessary. And it is important to always remember to control yourself, what

[08:41] you are doing right, what you are doing wrong, and not to play with the market, not to experience emotions. and don't expect any miracles. And if you want to see how I work on trades in real time, what I do in life, posts on

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[09:10] next deals. Here we have an AR coin. According to technical data, we see that it is at the top of growth. grew by 88%, plus it has 8.5 million transactions in 24 hours. Our coin has a clear,

[09:25] understandable trend, and the coin is completely suitable for trading. Now we move on to the formation itself. Here we had such a short slope. Plus we had long targets in the form of a long high at a round number of 0.75. Plus we

[09:39] had another long tilt, also two clear highs. And also in the middle we had a market. And our trading is carried out in such a format that the direction in which we enter the trading is where our movement goes. That is, in

[09:55] this case, we had both long targets and short targets. [music] But our trade determines the strength of people. And here we went long. I was just going long. And after we came out, we experienced a breakdown in structure,

[10:10] that is, the long-termists started winning. Here we crossed the market, there was a breakdown, and then we went to the nearest high that we had. And please note that here I didn’t sit around, picking my brain, scratching my head, like in the last deal, but here I have already

[10:25] established my position, clearly based on the facts. We crossed the nearest targets, the nearest high, the nearest long slope, and I went out, I didn’t sit and pull [music] to 0.75, to the final long level, because

[10:39] we were very far from it. And in order to break through this level, we needed to stand under it [music], bargain, accumulate strength and only then go, and not like now, we suddenly approached it, hit it, rolled it back and

[10:53] the coin rolled in. If I were to sit here scratching my head and not know what to do, it would be the same as in the last deal. And here everything is as correct as possible. We're having a trade. Entry point at the moment of straw. We crossed the nearest targets.

[11:07] The coin made a big move and then slowed down after a big move before the round number 07 dollars. It is also important to look at round numbers, because round numbers are resistance for us, [music] because they are used to

[11:22] buy, sell, protect these round numbers, gain positions. Here, just before the round, I exited and recorded a +13% move, plus $10,600. And in this deal, everything was already done as correctly as possible.

[11:37] Coin selection, formation, entry point, stop. Our stop was located right behind the trading floor. And our take profits are at the intersection of the nearest liquidity. In the end, everything was clear, and the deal was executed as correctly as possible. That is, when

[11:50] we do everything correctly according to the strategy, then we get the corresponding result. We start making money with trading. And if you want to receive ready-made trading scenarios, where everything is fully outlined, the coins that

[12:03] the team of fat cats trades are shown, the scenarios are fully described with goals, entry points, and how to properly work them out. There is also a large amount of educational material. In a pinned message, you can select a

[12:17] topic of interest and receive a response to it. A large number of deal analyses, a friendly team and support [music] 24x7. Join the pot-bellied team. Let's pull the green stuff together. The next point, and a very important one, that I noticed

[12:31] while analyzing my transactions is that you don’t need to invent or force a [music] According to technical specifications, it was suitable. We have a formation. The lang targets are clear, we hunt for them. And as for the

[12:47] entry point here, I planned to enter from the short local line. Here we crossed it and something appeared, a couple of candles . I entered the result: stop, -1%, -1,200 dollars. Was it right? Of course not. If our formation

[13:03] is on the five-minute timeframe, if our targets are on a higher timeframe, then our entry point should be exactly on the same timeframe, and not sit there somewhere on the minute, find a couple of candles, enter, and end up with a stop. This is no

[13:17] good. There is no need to invent formations by the ears . just to get into a deal, just to get some emotions, just so that people come up with something else for themselves. There might be some kind of goal set, such as to earn something from one transaction or to

[13:31] break a record for one transaction. That is, well, these are the kinds of thoughts that often visit people, and as a result, they drag in formations by the ears and violate the system, break the wrong. Therefore, there is no need to come up with formations for yourself and enter.

[13:47] This will only cause losses. We don't need this. Therefore, we do everything strictly according to the rules, strictly according to the strategy. The next deal will be for the Bake coin. Here we have a coin that grew by as much as 276%, was at the top of the growth charts, there was a

[14:03] large number of transactions on it, 7.8 million transactions in 24 hours. And the formation has clear long targets in the form of levels plus a long slope. And levels plus a long slope. And here is the entry point after the stab. There was a

[14:17] small hitch here for a minute. It's hard to see it in the screenshot here, but the formation itself is such that it was possible to enter from a small spike, or to bounce off the level. That is, the point is that

[14:31] density for support, and it was precisely from these densities that the entry point in the glass itself was. And then I entered into a deal, and immediately the green stuff appeared. This is the most important factor that everything is done correctly. After that we crossed over to the

[14:45] long column, long [music] levels. The coin gave an impulse. And here I recorded it. We had no goals further up, so we had to sit and wait for some miracle. Yes, the coin has grown here, but how far should we pull it, where will the price

[14:59] slow down? Here we can’t just sit and drag things out in no particular direction . We must have everything clearly defined according to strategy. Therefore, according to our strategy, we cross the liquidity and then fix the position there. Here we have crossed

[15:13] liquidity. I locked in, took + 42% of the move and made plus $19,000 in profit. And then the coin went. So what to do next? That, yes, she has grown up. And then we trade using scalping on minutes. Let's move to a

[15:28] the coin is pumping because it is super active. Therefore, on a lower timeframe, we enter and work out these formations not in one transaction, but rather in a sit-and-hold position. We're pulling in an unknown direction. No, we took the price strictly according to the strategy, and

[15:43] then we make new trades and take them in the same way, based on the strategy, we take the over-high, we enter from the density, that is, we trade in a scalping format, because the coin moves very quickly, very sharply, in a

[15:55] short period of time on local timeframes. And these are already local timeframes not for extending a position, but for scalping, taking a large number of trades from good movements. That is, it is also important

[16:07] to consider the context of the coin. What's happening with the coin , what goals we can afford , what entry points we can afford , where to enter, where to exit, where to fix, what decision to make. This is very important to ensure that

[16:20] the deal is clearly strategic and based on facts. And please note that all the coins that I trade, that the Puzachi team and experienced traders trade, [music] they are all active. To

[16:34] find active coins, use the Digash screener. There are a lot of sorting, formations, filters, notifications that we can customize and get the best information that we have on the market.

[16:48] The screener helps a lot with this and allows you to find the best we have on the market. The highest quality formations that will bring profit. Here is a notification in the screener. It automatically marked the levels on the

[17:02] density columns for us, showed the best coin and the best formation. We enter into a deal and immediately pull out the greenback. I'll leave a link to the screenerdigash in the description below the video. Let's move on to the next deals. I analyzed a large number of

[17:16] transactions and noticed a very important pattern. What I expect in most trades is that we will cross the final levels and the coin will give some happens, as, for example, in this transaction for the PE version coin. Here,

[17:30] firstly, we gave momentum up to the first high that we had, and it was already possible to fix the position at it. And then we gave the second impulse right at this high. And it was possible to fix the position on it. But I didn't

[17:44] register here. And as a result, I got +7% plus $7,000. Here I got a break-even point instead of greenbacks. Our goals were long-term. Our entry point was after the short slope was spiked. Our stop was for a short bias. And

[18:00] we have the takes at the end of the final [music] levels. But we must remember that we don’t always get high. These levels can also act as resistance for us, they can protect us. And here it was important to understand that

[18:14] here it was important to understand that everything, the coin began to draw incomprehensible wicks. They tossed it around in a glass and then the coin rolled in. That is, a sit, not to wait for the weather by the sea, for some miracle that the coin will give, to develop a

[18:28] gigantic movement. No, I should have fixed the position, taken plus 7%, +7,000 dollars, and not waited without a loss. Moreover, I entered into this deal and Moreover, I entered into this deal and bought 1.5% of the order book, that is, 1.5% of the

[18:42] movement was due to the fact that I entered into the deal. That is, the coin in our order book was illiquid, although in terms of the number of transactions, volumes, and characteristics, it was active and suitable for our trading. But the glass

[18:56] [music] showed us the opposite. The coin had few limit participants and little liquidity in the order book, which is why such a large volume was bought up. And that’s why it’s important to secure your positions and take the

[19:11] green stuff. And so, if, of course, you don’t record anything, wait for some kind of incomprehensible grandiose goals, then, of course, nothing will happen, because, well, the profit is flowing in, but you don’t record anything. So what do you want to

[19:24] get from trading then? If you don't take the green stuff that's drawn for you. Yes, if , for example, there were no facts there, that would be , for example, there were no facts there, that would be one thing. But when there are facts, when

[19:37] the coin shows you that everything, for example, has started to grind, or a participant has left, or something is happening that is unclear , or there is a level being defended, then please, exit the position, because if you do not exit, then,

[19:52] of course, nothing will work out , since you are simply wasting your profit, your profit is constantly rolling in green, and so it seems to be drawing well for you, but everything that draws Everything that is in percentages, it is not

[20:06] felt by hands. That is, it remains a digital currency. And your money only appears when you fix a position, when you take this position for yourself. Only then will you make money from trading. But if

[20:21] make money from trading. But if something else, then you’ll remain in virtual reality . The money will go to someone else, virtuality, and you will simply be without money and that’s it. We don’t

[20:33] want this, so we take and fix our positions. A formation against it appeared and was recorded. There is no need to wait for your original goal. We entered into a deal, and within the deal, everything changes. The scenarios and formats

[20:47] of trade may already change. And it is important to take into account that not everything will turn out as you originally planned. Therefore, we establish our positions, clearly based on facts, and not on some intuition or some unclear goals or what

[21:01] appeared. This shouldn't happen. If you've ever had a situation where you entered a trade, you were expecting a big profit, you waited for more, more, more, but then the coin rolled in, and you exited either at breakeven or at a stop-loss, then write in

[21:15] the comments: "Yes, that happened." Let's see how many of us there are and we'll understand that we're not alone how many of us there are and we'll understand that we're not alone . Because more often than not, people, by the way, almost always make the same mistakes. Well, because human it is

[21:29] always the same. We always have the same thing . That's why it's important to analyze your transactions, correct mistakes, enjoy yourself, have fun, and kick ass . The next deal we'll look at here was for the 100k coin. According to the technical data, everything was clear,

[21:43] the coin was suitable for trading, but according to the formation itself, the targets were clear. formation itself, the targets were clear. Lang highs, yes, the coin is active, everything is clear. But regarding the entry point, please note that we had a trading period,

[21:56] and it is important to enter at the moment of the structure breakdown, at the moment of the trading period breakout. What am I doing here? I entered earlier with the first volume, then I threw in an additional part, and this was inside the trading. And everything that is inside the trading area

[22:11] is a zone of uncertainty. In this area people argue. And so it turns out that I came in at a time when people were sorting things out among themselves , fighting, sorting out their relationships, arguing about who was stronger. I got into this argument. As a result, the coin

[22:27] got into this argument. As a result, the coin rolled down, and I exited here at the stop. -2% rolled down, and I exited here at the stop. -2% -2,300 dollars. But this is wrong. We need to enter only the intersection of the trade, the intersection of the level, the

[22:40] intersection of something, [music] so that we can leave by the force of people. Here, for example, if we had gone long, crossed these highs at the trading floor, we would have gone long , with the force of people, the stops of shorts would have been triggered by the market,

[22:55] market purchases would have been activated, plus more longs would have joined. That's it, the collapse of the structure is guaranteed. [music] There was a good move into longs. We are pulling our big belly. We've come in. Greenery appears immediately. Not here. Here Sonya entered the trading room with

[23:08] uncertainty. Then they decided and decided who would win, who would win. The shorts won, that's it, you left with the stop . This is wrong. You only need to enter the . This is wrong. You only need to enter the intersection of something at the moment

[23:21] when [music] one of the sides wins. Enter by force of people. This is also a very common mistake that occurs. This is something I have also noticed across a large number of transactions, and it definitely needs to be removed. Yes, you want to

[23:34] definitely needs to be removed. Yes, you want to enter at a good price, but it’s better to miss a point below than to enter and be stopped out. It is always better to under-earn than to lose. This is always important to remember. Here we have our next

[23:47] deal. Chinese coin. According to the technical data, everything is clear, it fits perfectly. Our targets are clear long levels. I came in at the moment of the structure breakdown. We had such a crossing the first chaim, I went in. Everything is clear. Then we started moving, it

[24:04] started like a ladder, going, going, going. And our goals are to cross the first highs. coin suddenly started rolling in. [music] But why didn’t I get out on this sharp roll, but continued to sit? That's the question [about music]. But it was necessary to get out,

[24:19] because what’s the point of sitting on this short candle when we’ve already reached your [music] main goals. And that's basically it , time to go out. But this happens think quickly and make a quick decision. This deal, by the way,

[24:35] took place overnight there. Yes, I didn't have time to make a quick decision, that's why it turned out that way That is, there was already a delay, we crossed, I delayed, delayed, then everything rolled in. The first thing is that if we have reached our goals and the coin starts to

[24:50] roll down, get out, fix your position, don’t wait for some miracle by the sea that went further. I fixed here before 0.25 , that's right, here on the glass, and then the coin ate away this density, and it was necessary to enter into a

[25:03] second transaction. That is, this point is to enter into a second transaction, that is, do not be afraid to work out the formation in several transactions. That is, the formation does not end with one transaction. We can also continue

[25:15] trading in multiple trades. That is, we entered with our first formation, yes, for example, here we needed to enter at this spike, and then enter with a second transaction at the 0.25 erosion and work out this formation in two transactions and take

[25:29] another impulse of 2-3 percent of additional movement. That is, it was by entering the 0.25 breakout. That's all. That is, don't be afraid to work on trades in several transactions and don't get hung up on just one trade, thinking that's it,

[25:44] the coin is no longer relevant, you can stop trading. No, our formation is be relevant for trading. Maybe we have new formations, maybe traded and earn money from this. And it

[25:58] formation in one transaction and that’s it, and then I think that’s it, that’s enough trading for today , because that’s it, the transaction is there, as if everything is done. But in fact, we still have many other coins there, many other formations.

[26:11] You can continue to pry, take more, more, more. And so this deal is good, because I was working on it last night, that is, my head was boiling. trades at night, because your attentiveness and concentration decrease, and you

[26:24] only think about how to sleep. And, of course, it’s a bit difficult. It is better not to trade at night. But the coin is good, the formation is excellent, the entry point is great. I went in, immediately drew green paint and the take-offs are already here at the transition to the final levels.

[26:38] As a result, I gained 12% of the movement, plus the greenery stretched out. And here's how to fixate correctly. Next [music] coin deal. The coin is fully suitable for trading,

[26:50] is at the top of growth, has grown by 57%, 6 million transactions, and has clear long targets. The entry point after the short local price spiked at the moment of the structure breaking down, I entered the breakout, a green light immediately appeared, and I exited without

[27:04] waiting for a breakout, without waiting for a crossover , without waiting for any round numbers, there was $0.4 there, but I exited before the level at the moment when we

[27:16] hit it and resistance appeared in our order book, we put density against it, heavy selling began, there is clear resistance, and therefore, therefore, of course, you need to exit the position, fix the position. As a result, there is a

[27:30] position, fix the position. As a result, there is a plus 6% movement here, plus $7,700. And after I fixed the position, the coin rolled in. And if I hadn't fixed my position, I would have gotten a green light. I don't want that.

[27:43] I want to take the profit. Therefore, it is important to take profits and not wait for some figures or miracles that the coin will go up. No, profit is being sought. whether they reached their goal or there was some resistance, they collected it, recorded it, took all the money, and

[27:57] put it in their pocket. That's what trading is all about. [music] Let's sum it up now. To trade and make money from trading, it is important to trade only active coins. We find them with the help of svinerahash. Formation. We must have

[28:11] clear goals. There must also be a clear trend on the coin so that we move with the power of the people. Our strategy should include coin selection, formation, entry point, stop, take, how to behave in the position, and psychology. All this should be

[28:26] in the strategy. Before we make a deal, we must think about what we will do and act according to our prepared scenario during the deal. It is also important that the scenario may change within the transaction . [music] And if we

[28:41] initially planned to take all the targets, then when we have a formation against us, resistance, then we exit, take the position, close the position, take our money, and then we can work out the formation in several

[28:55] transactions. Open the second deal, close the third deal. For us, the world doesn't stop at one deal. Here we have a formation, one transaction, that’s all. No, we can make two trades on one formation, three trades on one formation and

[29:08] make money from all of these trades. Therefore, it is important to remember that it is better to close a position before resistance, and then, if necessary, work out the formation in several trades, than to sit with one trade and have everything just roll in, you close at

[29:21] breakeven or in the red. This shouldn't happen. This is wrong. We entered into a trade, reached our targets, closed it, reached the nearest resistance, closed it, and took our profit. It is also important not to make anything up, not to let emotions into

[29:36] trade, you want to earn a lot from one deal, you want to win something for yourself, you want to break a record. This is not necessary. You bring your emotions

[29:48] into trading, and these emotions will always take money from you. We do n't want that. Therefore, it is important to do everything strictly according to the rules, in a structured manner , step by step, [music] according to strategy. And in order to constantly

[30:01] develop, you need to analyze your trades, see where we made mistakes, what we did right, what we did wrong, where we could have done better, where we could have improved something, where we can shorten the stop, where we can increase the

[30:14] take profits, where we can take more profit. And we look at all of this, analyze transactions, write them down, structure them, and improve our trading. Let's not forget about this, and then we, as traders, will constantly grow.

[30:30] Our profits will constantly increase and we will earn more and more and more. There must be progress, and we must not be observers. We must be the creators of this progress, so that we ourselves create,

[30:43] improve, grow, grow, grow. If you want more such analyses, then word "analysis" in the comments. Subscribe to the channel, link to the screener, and to the team of pot-bellied people in the description below the video. Thank you all very much for

[30:58] watching. Let's shake hands, enjoy ourselves, and have fun. We inflate the belly and We inflate the belly and make sure to pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye. make sure to pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye. Bam.