Carefully look at the two images below; these are the cost supports of different cycles of the lifeline. Currently, the 15-minute support is holding. If it holds, there will be opportunities for long positions with air refueling. How can we improve our performance in going long without fearing a drop? Trading is a form of response; I have been emphasizing this. Going long is not afraid of a drop, and going short is not afraid of a rise. Let me briefly explain the method; you can find me to learn the complete system! Currently, the 15-minute support at this position is holding. If you don't want to wait for the golden cross confirmation before entering, and wish to jump the gun, then at this moment, this is the first layer of long positions. Be prepared for it to drop to around 3230, and at 3230, add 3 layers to lower the average price! As for why this position can be added to, there are two reasons: the method for adding to a short position at the 136 level must have a price difference of over 60 points from the next lifeline. The position at 3230 is just right, so here you can add 3 layers. After adding, set the stop loss about ten points below the 30-minute lifeline. Remember that air refueling and death cross must come with a stop loss; from the second layer of adding, it should start to be carried. The last 6 layers are the final safety line! If it continues to drop, only then should you add to the short position at the one-hour lifeline, and at that time, the price will be 3130! So learning to respond is the core of trading!