Change it to take profit if the remaining half warehouse falls below 667.
Reason: This 4h downtrend ends from 695 to 652, and now it is experiencing a 1h level rebound. After reaching 695, there are actually two possible trends: one is a 4h decline for a while, and the other is a 4h pullback. How it proceeds next hinges on the key point of the 1h central axis here. If 695–652 is just a pullback, and it continues to rise afterwards, normally, 667 should not be broken, or to be more lenient, the lower bound of the 1h central axis should not be broken; then the probability of continuing to catch another 4 uptrend will be very high. If 667 is broken, it indicates insufficient upward momentum, and the likelihood of this 1h central axis becoming a continuation of the downtrend is very high. To put it bluntly, the 4h level of 652 is not a bottom. Therefore, we can set the take profit at 667; if it is not triggered, it indicates that 68 is not a top; if triggered, it indicates that 652 is very likely not a bottom.
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Reason: This 4h downtrend ends from 695 to 652, and now it is experiencing a 1h level rebound. After reaching 695, there are actually two possible trends: one is a 4h decline for a while, and the other is a 4h pullback. How it proceeds next hinges on the key point of the 1h central axis here. If 695–652 is just a pullback, and it continues to rise afterwards, normally, 667 should not be broken, or to be more lenient, the lower bound of the 1h central axis should not be broken; then the probability of continuing to catch another 4 uptrend will be very high. If 667 is broken, it indicates insufficient upward momentum, and the likelihood of this 1h central axis becoming a continuation of the downtrend is very high. To put it bluntly, the 4h level of 652 is not a bottom. Therefore, we can set the take profit at 667; if it is not triggered, it indicates that 68 is not a top; if triggered, it indicates that 652 is very likely not a bottom.
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