HotGirlLiJiaxin

I can't possibly give you a market analysis anymore. My 2705 won't come before 1650 just because today it's at 2390. Even when I was at 1800, I held the same view: as long as 1650 hasn't touched 2705 first, I consider this round a win. Whether you bought at 2390 today, at 2200 yesterday, or at 1800 last month, as long as the safe zone's liquidation control stays at 1650, no matter how much leverage you pull, no matter how you wash the news, and whether you casually hold the position, as long as 2705 comes first, you'll panic for nothing.
But I closed my long position and didn't get on the tr

Is this support for a news sentiment already broken? I forgot where I heard that news sentiment doesn't affect the market, it only accelerates the trend. Who's brave enough to come out and explain to me? Right now, with two or three news items a day, which direction has the market been accelerated toward?

All positions without alerts are normal holdings.

Yesterday's order could be used, the position is still a large position, take profit remains the same, the stop-loss level can no longer use the 4-hour 20-line, I will call out when it hits.

Woke up, took a quick look. This move has been above 30 minutes without giving a central pivot. The strongest support on the pullback is the 20-line on the 4-hour chart. So today, the support around 70,000 might hold, and as long as 70,000 doesn't break, I can go long. Don't laugh! Support around 70,000, go long as long as 70,000 holds.

You have more live streaming experience than I do. You say 70500 can hold strongly and 70500 won't break easily, then the price hits 70675. Which expert do you think is more reliable?
Isn't that nonsense? Gaining an extra hundred points—what's the big deal? I didn't get in, I won't do it anymore. If it drops below 70500 again, I’ll wait for 78500/2705 to short.

Well... I want to ask, if the U.S. agrees to compensate Iran, does that count as a defeated country? This kind of thing hasn't happened before—fighting someone and paying for their medical expenses, or losing the fight and paying compensation.

It's been pushed up, and you're making money on long positions. When it drops, you're making money on short positions. During the sideways trading, I asked you which side your positions are leaning more towards, but you stubbornly didn't reply. Now that it's pushed up, you keep shouting about how long positions are making a killing. Did you answer my question from last week? Did I ask you? Did I?
The trend is bearish, and the strategy is to rebound and short. Then, when it rebounds, you say to buy on the dip. Whether you dare to go long or not doesn't matter. I want to know, during the previou

The target position for the mouse was not provided. Neither take profit at half nor set a stop-loss to break even. Proceed according to the original plan.
The Bitcoin order is 68,350. On the daily chart, the maximum upward move is at 78,500. After taking profit at 71,800, look for a pullback to continue long. Ethereum still follows the same strategy, with a position size of one of two options.

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Roughly speaking, it’s an approximation. For accuracy, you need to look at the Chicago market. In the crypto world, K-line, you should look at the difference between Friday’s closing price and Monday’s opening price—that’s the gap. As for the US stock market opening and futures opening, the price difference is not called a gap. Although a difference is formed, strictly speaking, that’s called a jump.

This rat is really a bit of a dog🐶! You've been rubbing it for almost three days, and if you give me a 35, I’ll do it to you. You just won’t give it, right? Here, verify that 35 doesn’t break the argument.