Many beginners ask how to operate based on the daily shared strategy analysis. First, a very clear direction will be given intraday, whether it is mainly short or long. If it is mainly short, then pay attention to the resistance areas, which typically provide three points. Aggressive friends can take a light short position at the first resistance (for example, if you usually open a position of 10%, then you can short 3% at the first resistance level), and then pay attention to the second and third resistances. If the second resistance shows significant weakness and is tested multiple times without breaking through, then consider adding to the short position at the second resistance, adding another 3% position. If the strength of the second resistance is not strong and is still broken, then consider observing the third resistance, or reduce the 3% position of the previous first resistance short position to stop loss, focusing on moving the position and observation to the third resistance.
If you are a steady friend, you can wait for the second resistance to enter a position. If you are more conservative, then wait for the third resistance level to enter. Generally, entering at the third resistance does not require a large stop loss; a few hundred points for Bitcoin is sufficient. It is unknown exactly where the market will not go up; one can only infer based on historical trends, guessing that it may face resistance again at previously resisted positions, or that it might not easily go up again at places it previously failed to reach. It is simply about having a plan, rather than operating completely chaotically. If the market is under pressure, then short positions will profit. If it holds under pressure and the market continues to rise without looking back, then short positions should stop loss, and those who need to chase long can go ahead and chase long.
Analyzing the market, writing strategies, providing opinions, and points have never claimed to be always profitable or guaranteed profits; it is merely about finding certain patterns based on market information and historical trends. When encountering news, any candlestick, or any technical analysis, it is all nonsense. Therefore, one should not trust candlesticks too much, but cannot completely disregard them either, nor should one operate randomly every day. Analyzing the market daily allows for at least a basic prediction and understanding of the market. When it reaches certain positions, it is likely to face pressure and pull back, so it is better to short at resistance levels for a slightly higher chance of success. If it has just reached a support level and has not begun to test it, then shorting at this position will surely be risky, as it may bounce back.
Daily opinions are for reference only. Everyone must have their own subjective judgment. If by chance it aligns with your opinion, and you control your position well and manage risk appropriately, then you can feel a bit more at ease. If it differs from your opinion, then you are likely right, and you can seek differences and follow your own views. There are many experts in the square and even more influencers, so it is essential to be rational and sensible. Observing a person's opinion is never something that can be concluded in just a day or two; it requires long-term observation. Daily thoughts, daily installments, daily update reminders. Whether the thinking is consistent, whether the installments are public and transparent, whether the stop loss, take profit, and position reduction are timely reminded.
What I share is merely an opinion, content, cold and indifferent text, numbers, and points. However, once you participate and believe, what follows is true money, so you must be responsible for yourself and be cautious. Every trade is essentially a trial and error, with probabilities of stop loss involved. Cherish every opportunity to act; the market has never had a constant winner, only those who last long! Be steady, be slow; risk and profit always coexist!