A couple of days ago, I was still shouting about shorting, but then I accidentally got taught a lesson by the market...
What does this fluctuation even mean? Rapid surges and drops are just the norm. The price is oscillating within the range of 89100 to 92000, and a bunch of people are staring at the K-line thinking it's about to crash and correct, only to be slapped in the face by market rules.
Some people say that if 92000 can't break through, it will drop to 81500? What kind of logic is that? These messy predictions, historical trends are never simply replicated!
Looking back at the entry opportunity on November 21, the confirmation of the stop-loss rebound signal on the 22nd has already yielded over 10,000 points in profit. Why panic over this little fluctuation now?
We are not here to be chopped like leeks. Every time we make a move, we should aim for a high probability of profit, with a clear goal - account appreciation and asset growth! This is not about thrill-seeking operations; trading should be taken seriously.
Don't rely on guesswork for those short-term small fluctuations. Don't hesitate when it's time to go in heavy, and don't be greedy when it's time to take profits and exit!
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consensus_whisperer
· 12-02 02:08
The 92000 level is really a bit grinding, but that's just how the market is; if it can't break out to a new high, how could it possibly soar?
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CexIsBad
· 12-01 15:36
Wow, it's another one of those times when I'm staring at the charts until my eyes go blurry, it's really something.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 11-29 02:49
Got slapped in the face again, haha, this is the charm of the market.
The group of people shorting must be feeling very uncomfortable right now; I just want to see how they spin this lie.
Wait, can we really hit over ten thousand points? When do we have to buy the dip?
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RektRecorder
· 11-29 02:34
92000 is really not that sacred, a bunch of people are self-fulfilling prophecies.
Go long or shorting, look at the fundamentals, don't look at emotions.
If it's consolidating, let it consolidate, find the direction before taking action, no need to rush.
Those who got slapped in the face are probably still feeling scared now, haha.
Saying over ten thousand points in profit sounds really easy, I'm still looking for a get on board point.
A couple of days ago, I was still shouting about shorting, but then I accidentally got taught a lesson by the market...
What does this fluctuation even mean? Rapid surges and drops are just the norm. The price is oscillating within the range of 89100 to 92000, and a bunch of people are staring at the K-line thinking it's about to crash and correct, only to be slapped in the face by market rules.
Some people say that if 92000 can't break through, it will drop to 81500? What kind of logic is that? These messy predictions, historical trends are never simply replicated!
Looking back at the entry opportunity on November 21, the confirmation of the stop-loss rebound signal on the 22nd has already yielded over 10,000 points in profit. Why panic over this little fluctuation now?
We are not here to be chopped like leeks. Every time we make a move, we should aim for a high probability of profit, with a clear goal - account appreciation and asset growth! This is not about thrill-seeking operations; trading should be taken seriously.
Don't rely on guesswork for those short-term small fluctuations. Don't hesitate when it's time to go in heavy, and don't be greedy when it's time to take profits and exit!