The key to this wave of market行情 lies in two defensive lines. First is the 18 level, which can be considered the first support—once broken, the probability of accelerating downward increases significantly. Below that, there is a second support point around 15.5. This line is very critical; if it is broken, this行情 will basically be over, so it is generally unlikely to be broken easily.
Based on this judgment, the first take profit is set at 18.1. When the market weakens further, the second take profit point is placed at 15.4. It is worth mentioning that if the price retraces to 15.4, you can consider entering a small position long to try for a rebound.
But the market is like this; sudden changes are unpredictable. Timely take profit and stop loss—no matter how cliché it sounds, it remains the truth. There is an old saying—if Heaven does not give, it will take revenge. If you cannot secure profits in time, the market will naturally arrange a stop loss for you; if you haven't set a stop loss properly, you can only become fuel for the market.
Be cautious, always be cautious!
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CounterIndicator
· 01-07 18:15
This level at 18 really needs to be held, once broken it's game over. To put it simply, it's that old saying: if you haven't set your stop-loss properly, just wait to be chopped up like a leek.
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airdrop_huntress
· 01-06 18:51
It's the same story with 18 and 15.5 again. I just want to know how many times I can hit the mark? Anyway, last time I listened to this, I just lost money directly, and I didn't even have time to set a stop-loss...
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BankruptWorker
· 01-06 18:51
18 broke through, just run, don't bother with 15.5 anymore. This time, it's probably going to break straight through.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-06 18:45
Coming back with this again? When 18 breaks, they say 15.5 is the bottom; if 15.5 breaks again, they'll change their tune and say there's a next level... If this game keeps going, anyone can be right.
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LightningSentry
· 01-06 18:45
If 18 breaks down, I'll just cut my position directly, no need to wait for 15.5. This kind of level is often a bearish trap, I'm a coward anyway.
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StableGenius
· 01-06 18:44
empirically speaking, the "two defense lines" framework here is textbook support/resistance theater—people have been calling 15.5 "unbreakable" since forever and... well, you know how that usually ends, right?
the market doesn't care about your predetermined exit points, contrary to popular belief.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-06 18:30
Breaking through 18 directly smashes through 15.5. I feel this wave is quite intense.
The key to this wave of market行情 lies in two defensive lines. First is the 18 level, which can be considered the first support—once broken, the probability of accelerating downward increases significantly. Below that, there is a second support point around 15.5. This line is very critical; if it is broken, this行情 will basically be over, so it is generally unlikely to be broken easily.
Based on this judgment, the first take profit is set at 18.1. When the market weakens further, the second take profit point is placed at 15.4. It is worth mentioning that if the price retraces to 15.4, you can consider entering a small position long to try for a rebound.
But the market is like this; sudden changes are unpredictable. Timely take profit and stop loss—no matter how cliché it sounds, it remains the truth. There is an old saying—if Heaven does not give, it will take revenge. If you cannot secure profits in time, the market will naturally arrange a stop loss for you; if you haven't set a stop loss properly, you can only become fuel for the market.
Be cautious, always be cautious!