ENS May Have A Little Bearish Momentum - Cryptoz18█ Operation Information
ENS is linked directly to ETH, they recently released inverse btc and directly eth has not scaled as much compared to other assets, so I consider taking a small short with a slightly wider SL but the same margin.
█ Operation data
• Entry price: 10.341
• StopLoss: 10.676 (Loss 3.24%)
• TakeProfit Minimum: 9.993 (Win 3.37%)
• Recommended margin: 5% of the Futures account
• Recommended leverage: 1x.
• Temporality: 15Min - 4H
✔️ Data: The user is recommended to move the StopLoss to entry once we reach the TPM or also known as the Minimum TakeProfit.
In this way, if the trend is good for a longer timeframe, it will never touch the StopLoss placed on our entry. We will only have to pay the commissions in case we get the SL at the entrance.
Being a 15-minute trade looking to take a 4H trend it is likely to have a fairly low Winrate due to the tight StopLoss however this offers us better risk management. We try to take a 4H trend using SL and TPM of 15 minutes.
This way, we seek to obtain a profit of 100% between all operations. Only 5% of the account per operation could achieve our objective and thus obtain a return of 5-7% per month of the total account. This will be reflected at the top of our profile.
]█ Explanation of how the operations work:
Here you can find a brief explanation of how the operations work in case you are interested in following them.
█ Warning
✔️ Blockchain or FX operations represent a high risk. Therefore, this operation should not be taken as an investment recommendation. All I do is share my trade ideas publicly for the viewer to do their own analysis and decide to enter based on her own decision making. The viewer is recommended to have good risk management in their operations. To do this, take into account the fundamental data of Asset Volume, Market Capitalization, Supply, Percentage Change Price, Current Volatility, Perpetual Data, and lastly, proper Margin and Leverage management. Be careful, you can lose all your money in the future if they have poor risk management. Nothing more to say thank you very much.
