In trading, it is crucial to grasp two core elements:
1. Entry and exit points;
2. Direction of price movement.
The so-called 'buy low' means looking for opportunities to go long after a market pullback, and this pullback process actually also hides the potential for shorting. As traders, we cannot fixate solely on the bulls. From a broader perspective, timely shorting can help us respond to the market's rapid changes.
For example, in daily operations, I will briefly short near the take-profit point of a long position. This not only helps avoid sudden market fluctuations that may occur late at night but also allows for profit filling through hedging, reducing losses from being stuck in a position. Of course, I cannot share these strategies publicly to avoid influencing everyone's trading direction.
Currently, the overall trend remains upward, and pullbacks are just periodic adjustments. In the short term, appropriate shorting can bring additional profits, but in the overall upward trend, one must never overlook the opportunities for long positions. Especially in a bull market, blindly shorting can often lead to losses. The ideal strategy is to look for opportunities to go long when the market stabilizes, aiming for steady gains.
In summary, being flexible, making good use of strategies, is the key to remaining invincible in an unpredictable market.
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