Congratulations on recouping your losses and beginning to profit from your previous investments. Only the strongest and most determined will stay and watch the market recover after losing so much. You are a good example of a determined and focused trader, and you are to be addressed as a long term holder beneficiary.
Given this, it is not advisable to make your earnings public; it is similar to a public market place, and you have no idea who is spying on you now and looking for a way to infiltrate into your savings. Be cautious and watchful with your investment.
Topic: Success in futures trading after long wait. - page 5. (Read 754 times)
you did something very risky, you didn't put a stop loss and all you did was hold and of course you had no idea that the price would go so high that you would recover, that was all luck and the kind of luck that doesn't happen very often , so be very careful, the recommendation would be that you use stop loss in the next few times and don't rely on luck
That's why I always preferred to do normal trading, at least the profit is not high but it saves me a lot of unnecessary headaches, futures trading is something very risky that has made many people lose a lot of money and even kill themselves
Always in put stop loss. Yes you might be confident about the market direction but there are some certain whales who can induldge a very rapid short trade with huge volume to liquidate some small traders. It happened frequently cause they knew the orders and estimating the position you are. A slight movement could rekt a lot of traders especially retailers.
That's why I always preferred to do normal trading, at least the profit is not high but it saves me a lot of unnecessary headaches, futures trading is something very risky that has made many people lose a lot of money and even kill themselves
Always in put stop loss. Yes you might be confident about the market direction but there are some certain whales who can induldge a very rapid short trade with huge volume to liquidate some small traders. It happened frequently cause they knew the orders and estimating the position you are. A slight movement could rekt a lot of traders especially retailers.
Regardless of what your trading strategy looks like, it doesn't have a plan. I mean, you go with the flow of the market without having certain restrictions to place profits or losses. In addition, you trade futures that have a higher risk. Be warned that it doesn't always go as smoothly as you might think. Don't be complacent and always increase portfolio monitoring. You are in a futures trade so remember once again that this type of trade does not always end well if you rely solely on market instinct.
I hold the same opinion, I am glad the OP recovered the money they had lost to the markets but it appears this was done by taking even higher risks with their account, and even if it went well this could change the next time they find themselves in a similar situation.After all just as the market has exhibited a good recovery during the last weeks, the market sentiment could change just as quickly and if at that time the OP is still trading futures then they may lose all the money they recovered and maybe even more.
Good for you and yet you recovered your heavy losses.
But I think in future trading you still predict the market of your future trades, it's a coincidence that you opened a long position that exactly the market was resisted. This is the advantage of future trading, you can hold a trade as long as you want but make sure you have enough margin to keep it open which I think you did it.
Try to do the same pattern next batch of your future trade if they have the same result, my guess is not.
But if the market price keeps growing, there will be a chance.
But I think in future trading you still predict the market of your future trades, it's a coincidence that you opened a long position that exactly the market was resisted. This is the advantage of future trading, you can hold a trade as long as you want but make sure you have enough margin to keep it open which I think you did it.
Try to do the same pattern next batch of your future trade if they have the same result, my guess is not.
But if the market price keeps growing, there will be a chance.
It's good that you've shared that losing and recovering experience you've got. You really have to learn from it because you'll be able to apply that for your next trades.
Those that I've seen that did futures and got liquidated with their first try, they've never comeback and stayed on the spot and so do I. That's why if you're able to earn from there and you're starting to learn, be consistent.
Those that I've seen that did futures and got liquidated with their first try, they've never comeback and stayed on the spot and so do I. That's why if you're able to earn from there and you're starting to learn, be consistent.
Regardless of what your trading strategy looks like, it doesn't have a plan. I mean, you go with the flow of the market without having certain restrictions to place profits or losses. In addition, you trade futures that have a higher risk. Be warned that it doesn't always go as smoothly as you might think. Don't be complacent and always increase portfolio monitoring. You are in a futures trade so remember once again that this type of trade does not always end well if you rely solely on market instinct.
Assume that the nearest severe decline occurred last October, meaning that your position was minus for 2 months.
Sorry, you didn't successful from my PoV, you fail your "guess", your strategy. And you also suffer from the worry of being liquidated during that floating loss by adding more positions (unexpectedly) which means adding more worries. I don't know if you can concentrate on any other activity without remembering trading at all, it all paid off with only $77 profit.
Sorry, you didn't successful from my PoV, you fail your "guess", your strategy. And you also suffer from the worry of being liquidated during that floating loss by adding more positions (unexpectedly) which means adding more worries. I don't know if you can concentrate on any other activity without remembering trading at all, it all paid off with only $77 profit.
Maybe I am a little off, but I don't think this is a success yet until you close the position. You are only looking at "unrealized" profit. What id you wake up tomorrow and slow is down to $5, way past your liquidation price. Will it still look like a success?
Please, put in some risk management too, it could have gone worse and all your big position might have all been wiped. I am not sure if you would talk about that big loss too here.
Otherwise, good luck in your trades, it's a learning process all throughout
Please, put in some risk management too, it could have gone worse and all your big position might have all been wiped. I am not sure if you would talk about that big loss too here.
Otherwise, good luck in your trades, it's a learning process all throughout
It's rare to hear of traders getting their balances back after heavy losses hit them for some reason. You did very well and didn't give up to keep trading. But if I may give a suggestion, it's best that you avoid chasing losses like that, because your story makes me think that you want your money back after a loss. Lucky you got it back, that's good news of course. But if you don't get it back, then it's a bigger loss that will get.
Congratulations to you for being able to recover your losses in trading. This proves that if we keep trying to trade, whether we use spot trading or futures trading, we can profit. This condition is not over yet because it looks like the market will shake and some coins can increase and give us profit. But we really have to be able to choose coins to trade futures because if we don't, we will incur losses. So be careful with your trading time and take your profit while you can.
I continued to liquidation there without giving up.
No stoploss? Be clear, you continued to "gamble" without giving up.Another thing OP must learn is how much amount to allocate per trade, so you will still have some capital left once you need to trade again.
I continued to liquidation there without giving up.
No stoploss? Be clear, you continued to "gamble" without giving up.The bloody year 2022 ends and in 2023 the market is slowly pumping and all my losses are recovered and I see profit.
From your screenshot, it is clear that you again took a long entry at higher levels, and will get killed again if markets start to tank from next week. Please book profits or atleast start to have sl above your entry once it gets substantially above it. Do you have a target in mind ?Edit:
Do not reveal your trading or wallet balance here as it gives random people too much information about you.
Agreed!, @OP you should remove those screenshots, you dont need to prove yourself to anyone, and neither any legit user is interested in seeing the screenshots of others' balance. 
This is the internet. Do not reveal your trading or wallet balance here as it gives random people too much information about you.
You could recognize breaking even after a long wait, without oversharing.
- Jay -
You could recognize breaking even after a long wait, without oversharing.
- Jay -
I joined the futures trading platform a few months ago. There I buy 50 SOL 6x. After I participated, a bad news hit the market. And the bad news is that FTX is bankrupt. Then there was a huge loss on my futures trading platform. I continued to liquidation there without giving up. At one point while adding liquidation my total balance became very high and liquidation also came down and loss went to high level. The bloody year 2022 ends and in 2023 the market is slowly pumping and all my losses are recovered and I see profit.
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