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Currently, the first trade is ongoing, aiming to reach 2850 (this is my current position and target).
The second trade starts from 2850 and goes down to 2735 (I won’t take this trade; even a dog wouldn’t short it. Anyone who wants to do so bears the risk).
The third trade is long from 2735 (this is my main trade and the one I’m about to build a position on).
The current coin price is 2690. That means I’ve already told you about three trades in advance, but I only took the first and third long positions. The third position is a bit more complex. The first long aims for 2850, and the third long’s target is at least 2850. Moving upward to 2850 is what you usually call the W-bottom neckline, originally a resistance level, where you should take profit. But when I entered the first position at this level, and when the third position reaches this level again, I won’t exit.
Clear? You don’t need to know the details, just get the general idea. Know where the turn might happen on this path, and then slow down in advance. As for whether the corner you turn is a foot-washing girl or not, who cares if she’s a white moonlight or cinnabar mole? Just know where the surprise might be when you turn.
You’ve already outpaced others by three steps, understand that, right? Not sloppy at all. If you don’t understand, it’s because you’re too obsessed with short positions. My bias against dead longs is too strong. Take a good look at this.