About asking me whether I can continue shorting and how to go long

My answer is, I like to short, and as long as it reaches the upper line on the daily chart, there shouldn't be any problem shorting it

Trading itself is a process of trial and error. If you are afraid to short at the high points, similarly, you won't dare to go long at the low points, and in the end, you can only follow the market's fluctuations to chase highs and cut losses, which is not right

I tend to short without hesitation, but I'm scared to go long; the issue is, I don't hold onto losing positions, I take my losses

So overall, I'm actually okay with shorting, but I'm a bit disheartened by these short-term fluctuations

In a scene from 'War, Inc.', Cage gets taken out in Africa, he asks someone if they are sick, and the other person replies, why worry about a sickness that will only take you down in ten years

Similarly, the daily chart has reached the upper line; should we look at 13, 15, or even the next 100 waffle coins, does this affect shorting in the short term, or will every time we chase long lead to new highs

Why should we worry about a target that will only be reached in ten years? We are dealing with futures, if you are optimistic about such a high target, then I suggest you hold onto it long-term, rather than being concerned with the gains and losses of a single day

Most of the time, it's more about an adjusting fluctuation, so on the daily upper line, I should be able to accept shorting down to the lower line

If I'm wrong, I just stop-loss and come back next time