Trading Strategy Lecture

Key Trading Principles

Multiple Coins: Always monitor multiple coins simultaneously (example given with coins 0, 1, 2, etc.).
Entry and Exit: Enter a coin (e.g., coin 0) and exit at predetermined value points.
Cycle Trading: After exiting, look for entry points in other coins (e.g., coin 2).
Scalp Positions: Enter short-term positions and sell when the opportunity arises.
Position Trades: These are taken when bigger moves are expected. Position trades should be justified by larger trends and reasons.
Hybrid System: Use a combination of trading styles; not sticking to just one methodology.

Do not get tied to one coin. Even if Coin 4 makes less than Coin 0, it's vital to keep diversifying.
It’s more about the market than individual coins.

Scalping the Market: Focus on market opportunities rather than just building a strategy around single coins.
Time Frames: Different coins will move on different timelines.

Hold Levels: Identify hold levels (example given with Theta and Ren coins).
Trend Breaks and Holds: Surpasses trend levels and breaks confirm trends. Engage in trades that respect these levels.
Scalping Strategies: Emphasize not just scalping a coin but understanding when a coin is likely to break out (e.g., Theta).

Fractal Nature: Futures levels are often dictated by past levels (example: origin levels turning into new support/resistance levels).
Origin Levels: Extremely powerful, marking pivot points.
Perfect Entry: Identifying perfect entry points opens multiple trading opportunities.

Theory complements TA, enhancing profitability.
Advanced trading theory has a meta perspective that adapts to current market conditions.
Larger accounts should carefully weigh theoretical moves to avoid large risks.

Adjust positions based on origin levels and hold levels on multiple coins.
Mix holding and scalping strategies based on market conditions and theoretical forecasts (example with EOS and its levels).

Dynamic nature of levels: Legacy levels have long-term impacts and can dictate future support/resistance points.
Adaptability: Importance of adapting one's strategy to the dynamic market environment.

Successful trading involves a mix of theories, technical analysis, and practical strategies.
Scalping the market broadly, rather than fixating on individual coins, offers a broader perspective and better opportunities.
Continuous reassessment and adjustment of positions according to market trends and dynamics are crucial for long-term success.