The Air Force is not dead, just gradually fading
Some say the Air Force is dead.
No, the Air Force is not dead, just fading gracefully.
Look at the market, look at the candlestick chart, look at the chip distribution,
You will find: some of the Air Force have already been swept away before getting on board;
Another part of the Air Force keeps increasing their positions during the rebound and gets forced out;
And some of the Air Force have already shattered their positions, leaving only stubborn words—
"It will fall eventually, just wait a little longer."
They don't disbelieve in the rise; they are just betting on an "emotional reversal,"
But the emotion did not reverse, and the funds were cleared first.
Bullish revelry, bearish exit, is the market rule, but truly smart people never talk ideals with emotions,
They only do one thing: follow the trend, catch the rhythm, take the profit.
The current market is not the point for you to catch the bottom, nor is it the timing for you to short to the bottom.
This is a position that "kills both shorts and longs," and you can't make money just by courage.
In my system, all operations only look at three things:
1️⃣ Is the direction confirmed?
2️⃣ Is the rhythm clear?
3️⃣ Is the risk-reward ratio and stop-loss point clearly defined?
As long as these three criteria are not met, do not act.
Many brothers ask me: "Bro, can we still short this wave?"
I say: You don't want to make money; you want to bet on a chance to be slapped in the face.
The market is not won by words but by systems that roll out.
Now I only focus on the rhythm, not on emotions.
I don't follow the trend; I only follow signals. I don't dream; I only trade.
The Air Force hasn't died; it's just dispersed;
And the bulls shouldn't be too crazy; when it retraces, those who can survive will be the winners.
