In a bull market, short-term trading should either hedge with high shorts and low longs simultaneously, or only go long on dips; one should not only short in one direction, regardless of how weak the market may be. In the early stages of a bull market, the market logic changes compared to a small bull or bear market; there is no one-sided decline, and there won't be a significant drop like 5.19 or 3.12. On Monday, expectations for a rate hike in Japan warmed up, but yesterday news suggested it might be postponed until March next year. This reassures the market, indicating that from December to March there won't be much volatility, so focus on pullbacks to go long and downplay shorting.

Simultaneously taking high shorts and low longs, with the low long position being three times that of the high short. Each time a pressure level is approached, only take 2% at a time. After hitting three pressure levels, a pullback is expected, so set the nearest three support levels for profit-taking. With some luck, one might also encounter a waterfall and maximize floating profits. In a bull market, shorting requires maintenance; on average, maintaining a short for ten days per month results in only occasional profits. #币安Alpha #PENGU开盘 #加密市场盘整