Look at MACD: When the price is about to rise again, if the MACD red bars shorten or the energy weakens (top divergence), then consider shorting.

Right now, this position clearly indicates that we can only aim for a high position pullback, but don't rush! Look at the MACD I circled below: from crossing the 0 axis to falling back to the 0 axis counts as a complete cycle, and we are only halfway through, indicating that the price is bound to retest the lifeline or the 0 axis. But the question is—can we short directly now? Remember, trading is about probability!

For high position pullbacks, especially in smaller cycles, it’s best to wait for a top divergence or pin bar signal. Currently, the market has neither a top divergence nor a pin bar; rushing to short is like gambling with your life. The correct approach is to watch it: if the price rises again but the MACD red bars shorten or the energy piles up and shrinks, then shorting at that time is the way to go. Don't get itchy just because you see a high point; wait for a definitive signal!

Key Points

First, learn the entire system thoroughly; don’t just grasp the surface and start losing money;

Second, I will guide you in practice, solving problems on the spot. Trading is a serious math problem, not some mystical fortune-telling!