The recent trend of DOOD is quite interesting. In the 1-hour chart, this coin broke through the previous platform resistance and has now retraced back, just touching the high point before the breakout.
This is where the opportunity lies—placing a long order at this critical high point. The logic is clear: if it continues to break through, go with the trend; if it starts to consolidate here, that's not a big problem, as there is still room for operation.
But there is a prerequisite, which is to wait for the signal. Don't rush to act without a signal. Too many people make mistakes here; they see a good position and want to operate, but end up getting stuck instead.
The core aspects are still the same old three - order management, position management, and risk management. If you solidify these three, making money will be a long-term affair. There are opportunities every day, but not every one needs to be seized; you must choose the right ones and stick to the discipline.
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BearMarketBarber
· 2025-12-23 14:52
When the price retraces to a key level, I want to go all in. This mentality needs to change.
Wait, you're not wrong here, but very few people can really grasp it.
Don't act impulsively if the signal hasn't arrived; I've said this so many times.
Position management is the easiest to overlook; going all in is pointless if you don't manage your risk.
As for this stock... let's wait and see; I'll enter once I have confirmation.
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AirdropATM
· 2025-12-23 14:39
Waiting for signals is absolutely correct. I used to just rush in when I felt comfortable with the position, and as a result, I got liquidated several times.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 2025-12-23 14:31
It's the same old story again... waiting for signals, sticking to discipline, risk management; it always sounds right, but when it comes to watching the charts at midnight, how many people can actually hold still? Pulling back to the highs is indeed a position, but do you know what the Bots in the paradise love to eat at this time? They love to feast on these "very clear" logic orders.
The recent trend of DOOD is quite interesting. In the 1-hour chart, this coin broke through the previous platform resistance and has now retraced back, just touching the high point before the breakout.
This is where the opportunity lies—placing a long order at this critical high point. The logic is clear: if it continues to break through, go with the trend; if it starts to consolidate here, that's not a big problem, as there is still room for operation.
But there is a prerequisite, which is to wait for the signal. Don't rush to act without a signal. Too many people make mistakes here; they see a good position and want to operate, but end up getting stuck instead.
The core aspects are still the same old three - order management, position management, and risk management. If you solidify these three, making money will be a long-term affair. There are opportunities every day, but not every one needs to be seized; you must choose the right ones and stick to the discipline.