#数字货币市场回升 Looking at the $LTC trend, I personally think the range from 86 to 85 can be considered for placing a long order.
If I enter the market, I will set two targets: First, look around 87, and when it arrives, you can take some profits. The final surge to 88.3 will be the ideal profit level.
That said, this strategy is very time-sensitive. The market changes quickly, so don't hold on stubbornly; cut losses when necessary. Protecting your principal is the most important thing!
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RugDocDetective
· 11-28 16:24
Is 86 a good point for a long order? Uh, it depends on the market...
For this round of LTC, we need to be a bit cautious. 87 is indeed a point to consider taking profit, but 88.3 is a bit risky.
I agree that protecting the capital is crucial, and stop loss is the key.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 11-27 05:53
86 this price is indeed a bit tempting, but I am more afraid of catching a falling knife.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 11-27 05:40
I'm a bit tempted, but I really can't play this precise buy the dip, I always end up chasing the price.
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MindsetExpander
· 11-27 05:39
86 buy the dip LTC I'm also watching this wave, but I always feel it will dip again.
87 Taking some profits is a valid logic, but the key is when to exit.
88.3 Sounds beautiful, but I'm afraid it will be repeatedly hit at 87.5.
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GasBankrupter
· 11-27 05:34
Getting in at 86? Bro, I thought the same way last time, and I ended up getting smashed through.
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That position at 88.3 looks precarious, this rebound for LTC seems a bit fake.
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Holding on stubbornly is indeed a big taboo, cutting loss until it hurts is the norm.
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Taking some profit at 87 is a good move, but the premise is that it really can reach 87.
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The market changes too quickly, a fluctuation can happen in the blink of an eye, talking about this strategy is easy, but executing it is really painful.
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Protecting the principal, this saying is the truth, so many people end up in the pit just because they don't listen.
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Sounds good in theory, but in actual operation, who isn't led by their emotions?
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I'm pondering over the 86-85 range, but with this kind of market, I've chosen to lay flat.
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This LTC market is quite interesting, but I still hold a skeptical attitude.
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PretendingSerious
· 11-27 05:32
If 86 goes long, it depends on the volume; if the volume isn't enough, I won't follow.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 11-27 05:30
Is it too late to go long at 86? I feel like it could still fall.
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88.3 is a dream, let's see if 87 can hold above first.
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It's the same old trap, stop loss sounds good, but who is willing to cut loss when it actually falls?
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To be honest, I'm not that optimistic about LTC.
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Taking some profit is the right move, but don't be fooled by this rebound.
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Protecting the principal is most important, but it still hurts to cut loss.
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I completely agree that the market moves quickly; if you're slow to react, you can easily get trapped.
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I just want to know, what if 87 breaks?
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PriceOracleFairy
· 11-27 05:29
nah the 85-86 entry sounds sus tbh, been seeing these "perfect zones" get liquidated in 0.3 seconds... price deviation prob too high rn imo
#数字货币市场回升 Looking at the $LTC trend, I personally think the range from 86 to 85 can be considered for placing a long order.
If I enter the market, I will set two targets:
First, look around 87, and when it arrives, you can take some profits.
The final surge to 88.3 will be the ideal profit level.
That said, this strategy is very time-sensitive. The market changes quickly, so don't hold on stubbornly; cut losses when necessary. Protecting your principal is the most important thing!