The contract price is operating below the 30-day moving average and is being suppressed by the 30-day moving average, with two consecutive bearish candles appearing. The first bearish candle breaks below the 5-day and 10-day moving averages (at the first circle), and after a rebound to the 10-day moving average, it is again suppressed (at the second circle). We can use this as a basis to enter a short position. In such scenarios with two bearish candlesticks, the likelihood of a decline is greater than that of a single bearish candlestick being suppressed by the 10-day moving average.
In actual trading, we must achieve "unity of knowledge and action"; upon seeing a signal, we should enter immediately. Often, hesitation can lead to missing the best entry opportunity, and do not be afraid of making mistakes in the market because even if we make mistakes, our risk is still manageable.
