I have already gone short, but this wave hasn't reached its climax yet.
I know you all want to ask me one question:
"Bro, aren't you afraid it might push up again on this short?" I'll tell you directly: I've been calculating this in for a long time.
This rise is not a real breakthrough; it's a "short squeeze washout."
What the main player wants is not an increase, but your emotional collapse!
Why am I short?
Because the structure is right, the timing is right, and the risk is converging, but
I never expect it to drop all at once.
I know the main player will give one last push to force you to stop out.
So when I entered the market, I had already factored in this emotional rise into my prediction!
Real experts are never afraid of a rise; they fear not having accounted for it.
I set up my 【stop-loss zone】 + 【averaging down point】 + 【reversal structure confirmation】 in advance before going short,
not relying on emotions, but on a system.
Now I'm only watching two things:
Is the rise accompanied by low volume?
Is there a turn at the high position?
Don't be afraid of the rise; just be afraid of not being prepared for the rhythm in advance.