Make high-probability trades at high-probability positions, huh... When is a high-probability position?

After the big coin broke through the 106 box, it reached a maximum of 112, then continued to fluctuate downward, returning to the previous box. The bottom of the previous box is your entry point; the risk-reward ratio is reasonable, and the risk is very small. If it breaks below, just stop loss. So, trading at such a position is called: making high-probability trades at high-probability positions!

As the market goes up, the top of the downward channel is around 105, you can use that as your first take-profit point. If it cannot break through, clear your position and exit; if it continues to break through, how about placing your second take-profit point at 106? After reaching the target, clear your position for a profit!

If it breaks through and tests again without falling, what are you afraid of when you chase in? If it directly tests multiple times without breaking through, why are you worried when you go short?

The information you want is all presented to you. Can you really make good trades by paying attention to those hard-to-distinguish rumors every day? Remember: everything can be fake, but K-lines will never lie!