This method is actually not complicated. Identify the historical high point, then push back one hour, and wait there for the last 20 minutes—that is, the 40th minute after the high point appears. During this window, buy more on dips and you'll make a profit. Today's rhythm was strange; anyone who dares to open a short position one hour before the rise is basically inviting trouble. The last segment of time usually sees the price bounce back, especially predictably. After trading all day, I feel like the market is just repeating the same pattern—it's really frustrating. As long as you have a little patience, entering one position per hour, you won't have to worry about the account. But honestly, the key is mindset—if your thoughts are too scattered, it’s easy to disrupt your trading rhythm.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 8h ago
It's the same old story. I tried it, but when a black swan event hit, I went bankrupt directly.
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SocialFiQueen
· 8h ago
Here we go with the套路论 again, every day higher +40 minutes. Is the market listening to you this time?
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ContractTester
· 8h ago
Is that high point + 40 minutes old trick again? Are you still using it? I got tired of it last year. The market isn't that predictable, brother.
Mindset is indeed key, but the premise is that you actually make money; otherwise, it's just self-comfort.
Hearing that one trade per hour is stable, but what if a black swan appears? When your account is stressed out, there's nowhere to justify it.
This kind of time window trading method feels like a pattern that luck has created. Don't be too superstitious.
To be honest, seemingly simple trading logic often fails the fastest. I've seen too many people fall for the phrase "especially predictable."
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· 8h ago
Hmm, it's the same old trick again. It feels like the market keeps repeatedly teaching us a lesson.
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MintMaster
· 8h ago
Bro, this set of theories sounds great, but in practice, it still depends on luck. You can't be so consistent every day.
This method is actually not complicated. Identify the historical high point, then push back one hour, and wait there for the last 20 minutes—that is, the 40th minute after the high point appears. During this window, buy more on dips and you'll make a profit. Today's rhythm was strange; anyone who dares to open a short position one hour before the rise is basically inviting trouble. The last segment of time usually sees the price bounce back, especially predictably. After trading all day, I feel like the market is just repeating the same pattern—it's really frustrating. As long as you have a little patience, entering one position per hour, you won't have to worry about the account. But honestly, the key is mindset—if your thoughts are too scattered, it’s easy to disrupt your trading rhythm.