There are two core points to grasp in trading: 1. Entry and exit points; 2. Rise and fall direction.

"Low long" means going long after a callback. This callback process already includes the opportunity to go short. You can't be a die-hard long. I don't mention shorting from the perspective of the overall situation. In fact, I have a short short near the daily long-order stop-profit point. At the same time, I can avoid occasional sudden changes in the market in the middle of the night. Hedging can make profits to fill the losses of the order. But I can't say this to the public, so as not to interfere with the direction of most people. The current general trend is still rising, and the callback is only temporary. The general direction is still long, but short shorts are occasionally needed to make some profits in the short term, because when going downhill, stepping on the accelerator will only go lower, not up. When the car reaches the buffer zone and flattens, it will be more stable to go long here. Similarly, don't do die-hard shorts. Going short in a bull market is more of a short-term response when reaching the stage high.

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