Who hasn't encountered this frustrating situation - seeing the market rise, rushing to buy in, and then as soon as you enter, it pulls back, making you panic and quickly cut losses, only for it to rise again; shorting is the same, you enter when you're bearish, but before long it rebounds, and fearing more losses, you hurry to exit, only for it to drop back to its original position. Ultimately, it's about not understanding 'where the trend is and how to read the levels'; without the right perception, it's natural that money slips away.

I was also tormented like this before, but after spending half a month reviewing, I grasped the rules of support and resistance: it's not about chasing when you see a rise; you need to wait for a pullback to the support level before entering; and selling short is not just random; you need to wait for a rebound to the resistance level before taking action. Last week, I took a brother with me; he used to short at highs and buy at lows, but following my lead based on levels, he recovered nearly half of his losses in three trades.

Today, I'm leaving three positions, just for those brothers who always step out of rhythm - no need for you to guess randomly, I will mark the entry and exit points for you; when the signal comes, just say it. Let's first learn 'not to take contrary positions', and then slowly recover our capital. If you want to break out of the vicious cycle, come on! #以太坊生态山寨币普涨 #比特币远古巨鲸持续出清 #美联储降息预期 #ETH创历史新高 #币安Alpha上新