The starlight does not ask about the journey, and time does not betray those with heart. In the new year, a new chapter begins, and 90 officially starts working!
Large fluctuations in the market create short-term opportunities for both bulls and bears. How has everyone been trading recently? Last night, we placed a buy order at the current price of 98,500, and with the US stock market opening, there was nearly 2k in profit potential. Remember, in the face of trends, the winner takes all and the loser is the outcast. It’s normal for retail investors to get shaken out in today's market, because your judgment of the overall market trend is an unknown. Isn’t it a loss to bet blindly? Your profits come from others' losses. This means that when someone makes a mistake, the market will create profit opportunities, but you cannot calculate or predict how many people will make mistakes next, how big those mistakes will be, and you cannot guarantee that you will always be on the right side.
The bullish support line is clearly moving up continuously, and the candlestick chart is hitting new highs every day. Currently, it’s unreasonable to chase after high prices for buying; the daily level is terrifyingly rising, and the bulls are heading north, clearly unstoppable. Any pullback with a bullish candlestick breaks through and rises. The bulls set sail; stability is to buy on the pullback at 96,700-97,000, and to add more at 95,500. The upper level still focuses on 99,500; breaking through allows for reducing positions to look at 101,500. Short-term shorts can also operate, but be sure to manage risk and control positions.
Trading is for profit, not to vent frustration or for the sake of trading. Therefore, traders must understand what stage the price is in and take corresponding actions! Traders are not always bulls or always bears; they change with the market! It is essential to have your own defense system to control risk!
Focus on the 90 trading system, and with execution, the last card is sincerity! $BTC
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