Just closed a short position in BTC below 100,000. The Nasdaq opened up more than 1% in the evening, but after the high opening, it kept falling, at one point retreating to nearly flat. BTC also continued to decline, dropping below 100,000, but I feel that the Nasdaq's recovery trend is not over yet, so I closed the short position in BTC. Sigh, out of impatience, I opened a long position around 99,700. Currently, BTC is weakening, and taking a long position is very unwise. It's difficult to set a stop-loss; I reluctantly set it just below this morning's low of 98,500. This stop-loss can easily be hit. Even if this trade can yield a decent profit, it's still a reckless trade. The afternoon trading suggestions should have brought some small gains, right? In the afternoon post, the suggestion was to short near 102,200 or 103,200, targeting 100,000, with a maximum rebound to around 102,700. 102,200 is a small resistance level, and it's likely to be breached. But why suggest entering a short position near 102,200? Because BTC is too weak, and 103,200 is a strong resistance level, worried that the rebound won't reach around 103,200. For those who closed long positions below 100,000, I suggest to wait and not be impatient; there are currently no trending trading opportunities, only short-term trades. I will post reminders for any trading opportunities that arise, so follow along, or you'll miss out. What I post every day is hardcore content; so far, I haven't missed anything. Hey. #市场调整後的机会？ $BTC