I was thinking that the real market hasn't lost money these past couple of days; the pullback is generated from the profits of winning trades. A bunch of people popped up to advise me not to get too emotional, and some are even attacking me directly. 😅

Of course, I completely misjudged this wave of the market coming down from 85,000; shorting is indeed difficult. If you don't proactively take profits on the left side, it's hard to navigate through various false breakouts.

Currently, I'm not in a hurry to catch the bottom; at least on the left side, I will wait until 74,400, which is the vwap from the starting point of this bull market on the weekly chart, and it should have decent support. Even if it drops to an extreme point of 69,000, adding to positions would still be a good defense.

And just a reminder, following trades, especially on Binance, is very unfriendly for followers. The slippage issue is not something I need to complain about; a 10% weekly settlement on dry shares also greatly impacts profits. If your skills aren't sufficient, you won't understand the following trades either, and even if you make money, you'll lose it back elsewhere.

I'm here to gamble too; my position in the real market is a high-stakes bet. Either the returns go up, or it goes to zero, so I suggest not to follow.