Recently, the community's trades have perfectly grasped the market trends.
#BTC called for everyone to short at the peak of 99800 and then advised everyone to run at the first take profit point of 97500.
Then started to go long with #ETH , successfully taking profits every time. Those in the community or the live broadcast room are well aware that everyone who followed along made money.
#SOL also called several times in the voice chat during the live broadcast and in the square for everyone to join, successfully getting in and hitting the take profit point.
Moreover, the day before yesterday, I called for everyone to place orders to go long at 91300 and suggested a take profit at 94000. Yesterday, the lowest dropped to around 91500, which was 200 points off my projected price. Although it didn't hit successfully, it wasn't too far off. Those who kept an eye on the market could decisively jump in.
Saying all this is not to show off how amazing I am, but to emphasize that when trading contracts for short-term, you first need to have a market forecast. It's not just about relying solely on technical patterns to open a position. Every day in the live broadcast, we encounter many people who understand technical patterns but still perform poorly in trading. There are many reasons for this: either they can't hold their positions, or they enter and are in floating losses, or they hit stop losses. Trading is not that simple and there is no fixed trading method. Your trading experience is also very important, including understanding the current market trends, and having market sensitivity is crucial.
If you feel that the trades I share every day in the live broadcast and in the square are helpful to you, please like and share. If not many people are liking and sharing, I won't call out trades in the live broadcast in the future.
If you are feeling lost in this market, please follow me, check the pinned post in my square, and enter the community chat room. I will also periodically recommend contract strategies and spot currency positions.
