Want to survive long term in contracts, not relying on luck, but on discipline.
This is the stable profit technique I have summarized after doing this for so long.
1. Go with the trend is the first principle
Only act when the big cycle direction is consistent.
Look at the trend on 1h, find points on 5min.
Going against the trend is waiting to be liquidated.
2. Only trade clear trends, do not trade in consolidation zones
Consolidation = back and forth fluctuations = easiest to get stopped out.
Not trading when there is no direction is better than making any profit.
3. Three moving averages determine the direction of your trades
MA7, MA25, MA99:
• Bullish arrangement → only go long
• Bearish arrangement → only go short
When moving averages are glued together → do not move resolutely.
4. Enter based on “pullbacks” not chasing highs
Buy on pullbacks when rising, short on rebounds when falling.
Chasing up is not brave, it’s impulsive.
5. Open positions in batches to keep yourself a bit safer
Prepare 100U:
30 + 30 + 40
This structure is stable and won’t be wiped out at once.
6. Leverage is not better the higher it is
Small funds 10–20X
Medium funds 5–15X
Large funds 3–10X
Too high leverage means either fast or dead.
7. Never go all in
Remember a saying:
Position is more important than direction.
8. Always set stop losses, not setting stop losses is like running naked
Long position breaks support, short position breaks pressure → leave immediately.
Control losses to have the qualification to take a big bite.
9. Lock in profits, don’t let earned money turn into losses
After making a profit, drag the take profit above the cost,
if the market goes wrong, leave immediately.
10. Stop trading after three consecutive losses
Don’t think about “recovering.”
Take a day off, your account will thank you.
11. Don’t trade when emotions are unstable
Trading when angry, sulking, tired, or upset?
You’re not trading cryptocurrencies, you’re giving away money.
12. Always distinguish the levels of the market
Short-term targets 0.5–1%
Medium-term targets 2–5%
Take longer trades when the market is volatile.
Knowing what you’re doing is more important than direction.
✅ Summary in one sentence:
Contracts are not about desperation, but about “stability.”
Less loss, stable profit, patience, is the core of stable profitability.
