The core of short-term and stable trading lies in taking profits in batches and adding positions.

Sometimes it seems that the market is incredibly strong, appearing to be solid near resistance levels, seemingly ready to continuously attack the next high point, and it looks like it won't retrace to the ideal point for adding positions, but after a while it might retrace. Generally, after a rally, the market will first consolidate a bit, with minor fluctuations up and down, and then choose to retrace on a smaller time frame of 15 or 30 minutes; this is the strategy of the big players.

If there is a quick rally followed by a quick sell-off, that is a 'pig-killing plate.' What you need to do is set your levels in advance. If it really can't reach those levels, you can still add positions at the market price later. Within every 24 hours, there is a maximum threshold for upward movement; it cannot rise endlessly, which determines that there must be some retracement space within a single day, which can vary in size depending on the market phase.

In tactics, there is a saying: 'do not chase a desperate enemy,' meaning you should take profit near resistance points; another is 'to catch someone, let them go,' meaning if you want to pursue higher points, you should wait for a pullback before attacking again.

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