What to do if you are currently in a flat position?

The first step is not to rush into the market, but to use the EMA moving average group as a price defense line. This way, whether you choose to chase the long position or wait for a pullback, you can clearly identify the stop-loss position.

The second step is to focus on the 1-hour and 4-hour time frames. These two time frames can provide a clear view of the structural rhythm while avoiding interference from the short-term fluctuations of the 5-minute and 15-minute charts.

The third step is to wait for the price to retrace to the EMA moving average group and stabilize, or to confirm support after breaking through and retracing. Only then should you consider gradually entering the market, as this will provide a better risk-reward ratio and win rate.

The benefit of doing this is that you will not blindly chase orders at high levels due to impatience, and it also ensures that once the market reverses, you have a clear exit mechanism.

To put it more simply, as long as you can find a stop-loss, there is no such thing as missing out. Missing out is just a phrase used by analysts to gain traction.