#Sol

How should I put it? I don’t want to look at SOL at all. Yesterday morning, I was lucky enough to write SOL for the first time. Then it was around 134.8, and it was directly pulled back. At that time, it was pressing a ma120 line, and then it pulled back decisively. I expected it to be 130-132, so I opened a long order at 131. As a result, it fell to around 128.3, and the stop loss was 128. It kept fluctuating in the morning, but it didn’t bounce up. I thought it couldn’t bounce up. The expected target was 138-142, but it took too long and I didn’t dare to take risks. I ran away at the first needle upwards. The stop profit point was: 132.5, missing the remaining 8 points!

So I am very reluctant to look at today’s SOL

Direction: horizontal range oscillation, biased towards decline!

Bottom support: 134.55

Upper pressure: 142

Current trend: oscillating downward correction trend (it has fallen, but it has not fallen completely, but there is not much room below)! After the decline, it entered a narrow range of oscillations of 136.3-137.8