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As someone wrote in the last post, he indulged himself in the hype surrounding the start of trade wars, but the market is still in consolidation $BTC also in the range of 90-110k and $ETH 2000-4000 (hmm... wide flat). At the same time, the current quotes clearly say to refrain from any trading. As a result, the calm after the storm or before the storm? In such a market, it is convenient if you are a liquidity provider. And for the rest? Better to wait if you are a cautious trader (not me): at $BTC look at sales below 90-85k (honestly, I don't open shorts myself - the risk is uncontrollable) and purchases above 110-115k (although the risk-return in such a position is not adequate). For the impatient like me: you can try to buy at 90 and below (it's risky) and look for profit in the region of 110 and further on the market, the main thing is not to forget to pull up the stop loss.
As someone wrote in the last post, he indulged himself in the hype surrounding the start of trade wars, but the market is still in consolidation $BTC also in the range of 90-110k and $ETH 2000-4000 (hmm... wide flat). At the same time, the current quotes clearly say to refrain from any trading. As a result, the calm after the storm or before the storm? In such a market, it is convenient if you are a liquidity provider. And for the rest? Better to wait if you are a cautious trader (not me): at $BTC look at sales below 90-85k (honestly, I don't open shorts myself - the risk is uncontrollable) and purchases above 110-115k (although the risk-return in such a position is not adequate). For the impatient like me: you can try to buy at 90 and below (it's risky) and look for profit in the region of 110 and further on the market, the main thing is not to forget to pull up the stop loss.
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