After paying 39,800 yuan in tuition and experiencing several liquidations, I can still get Max profit sharing

The two traders also received profits from EagleTrader Max, but the paths they took were completely different.

Trader Li used to run a physical business, but now turns to full-time day trading, looking for opportunities around the market every day; Trader Wu has his own job and can only use his spare time to study the market and execute trading plans.

One takes trading as a career, and the other integrates trading into daily life.

Different time investment, trading habits and analysis methods finally allowed them to achieve actual profit sharing results in EagleTrader Max.

But before that, both had experienced losses and had paid the price for their trading habits.

From the past trading setbacks to now actually getting Max profit sharing, what have they changed?

In this issue, we chatted with two traders about their respective trading experiences, strategy choices, and their true feelings after participating in EagleTrader Max.

Trader Li: Switching from entity to full-time trading

Trading tuition of $39,800

Trader Li has been involved in trading for more than four years.

When she first entered the spot market through a friend, she didn’t even know much about the K-line and only knew about simple buying and selling.

Due to her early profit-making experience, she once felt that trading was easier than running a physical business.

Despite having little support around her, she chose to turn to trading full-time.

In order to improve her trading ability, she spent 39,800 yuan to sign up for professional courses, starting from the junior class all the way to the advanced analyst class.

However, the theoretical knowledge in the course is not so easy to apply in actual trading, and the results are far from expected.

“Before I learned it, I could still make money, but after I learned it, I lost money.” She recalled that she was very confused at that time and didn’t even know whether to continue studying.

Later, she came into contact with currency-based leverage trading and experienced tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of yuan in capital losses in a short period of time.

This made her deeply realize that trading is not only easy to make money, but also easy to lose money.

After experiencing these setbacks, she gradually adjusted her trading direction.

Compared with trading methods that require long-term holdings, she found that her mentality was more suitable for short-term intraday trading, so she began to focus on gold trading.

Gold short-term profit sharing with Max

Nowadays, she mainly trades the gold 15-minute cycle, usually using the price fluctuation of 3-5 US dollars as a reference for taking profits.

In market analysis, the reference weights of technical aspects, market sentiment and fundamentals are 60%, 30% and 10% respectively.In terms of operation, first judge the direction through the big cycle, then wait for the price to pull back to the support level, and enter the market in 2-3 transactions.

However, finding a trading method that suits you does not mean you can control every move.

In the past, she had gotten into trouble due to frequent trading, and was easily dissatisfied when she lost money. She always wanted to make money through the next transaction, and even took the order because of it.

“Make a deal, sometimes doing more may not be a good thing.”

Now, she sets a maximum stop loss of 1% on each trade.If the expected profit is achieved that day, or several consecutive transactions are not going well, take the initiative to suspend trading to avoid emotions affecting judgment.

In the process of gradually adjusting her trading habits, she also began to try different trading opportunities.

Trader Li first learned about EagleTrader at an offline event, but he never participated because he lacked confidence in passing the traditional assessment.It wasn’t until Max’s assessment-free mode was launched that she decided to try it.

“The Max mode is quite attractive to me, but the risk control is a little stricter.”

After actually participating, she found that compared to personal account trading, Max’s clear risk control requirements made her more cautious in operations, especially in the number of positions added.

Currently, Trader Li has made two profits through EagleTrader Max, accumulating US$4,031.

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Looking back on her trading experience over the years, she summed up her experience in one sentence:

“To make money within the rules, don’t regard short-term luck as your own ability. Then you must strictly control risks and strictly implement them.”

Trader Wu: From frequent liquidations to establishing a trading system

If Trader Li gradually learned to control his moves through the loss experience after changing careers, then Trader Wu’s understanding of trading discipline came from the lessons of liquidating positions again and again in college.

From impulsive trading to rational trial and error

Trader Wu has been exposed to trading since college.

At that time, he had almost no concept of position management. He often placed orders based on his feelings, and even invested more than 1,000 yuan of his monthly living expenses of 1,500 yuan into the market.

During his college years, he experienced many liquidations.

Even if you occasionally get multiple short-term gains, you often end up losing them all because you fail to stop in time.

It wasn’t until he graduated and started working that the pressures of life and the workplace made him re-examine trading.

“Work will sharpen one’s mind.” He recalled that in the past, he always wanted to seize opportunities to make money, but as his experience and mentality changed, he realized that he could no longer place impulsive orders like he did in college.

As a result, he began to seriously learn position management, stop-profit and stop-loss, and adjusted his strategy as the gold market changed. In the past, he simply tended to do long, and gradually turned to a combination of central structure, left-side trading and other methods to look for opportunities.

Trading Strategy and Max Profit Sharing Today, Trader Wu has formed a clear sequence of analysis: fundamentals > technical > news > capital > market sentiment.

He will first judge the fundamental direction of the variety, and then look for opportunities based on the technical structure.

In his view, market feeling cannot alone be the basis for placing orders, and must be supported by corresponding technical analysis.

Facing different varieties such as gold, silver, crude oil and Nasdaq, he will adjust his positions according to the fluctuation characteristics, and take the initiative to reduce positions when market uncertainty increases; after making profits, he will use moving take-profit or half-position take-profit to balance profit protection and subsequent market opportunities.

But after experiencing many liquidations, he understands better that besides trading methods, emotional control is equally important.

To this end, he formulated a special discipline: once he violated the trading rules, he would uninstall the trading software and force a calm review for three days.

“It’s quite simple to execute. Uninstalling only requires two steps: long press and uninstall.”

He believes that trading discipline is not just a requirement written on paper, but more importantly, whether you can actually execute it.

As a part-time trader, he also has to balance work and trading.

Although the U.S. trading market often takes up his rest time, his stable salary income also prevents him from relying entirely on trading to maintain his livelihood.

After participating in EagleTrader Max, Trader Wu has received his first profit sharing, amounting to US$884.

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When it comes to actual experience, he particularly recognized the platform’s clear risk control requirements.

In his view, the maximum intraday drawdown is less than 3% and the maximum account drawdown is less than 7%, which can encourage traders to pay more attention to positions and risks instead of blindly pursuing profits.

Regarding his trading experience over the years, what he wants to share most is: “Emotional stability is the most important. Only when your emotions are stable can you control your own funds.”

Different paths, similar trading perceptions

Trader Li began to control the trading frequency and learned to accept stop losses; Trader Wu restrained impulsive trading through position management and mandatory cooling-off periods.

For them, trading discipline is no longer just principles that need to be followed, but specific actions implemented in every position opening, stop loss and exit.

Today, Trader Li has received profit sharing twice, and Trader Wu has also completed profit sharing for the first time.

For both of them, these are milestone achievements worth recording, but future transactions still need to face market changes and uncertainty.

There is no single path to success in trading, and there is no strategy that works for everyone.

Rather than pursuing every judgment to be correct, finding a method that suits you and sticking to it within the risk tolerance range may be the most worth sharing experience between the two traders after repeated trials and errors.