小铭爱吃草

Big win, brothers

Let me briefly share my own view. On the 26th intraday, the first major level fluctuated between 76,400 and 76,900. The second major level fluctuated in the area before 2084 to 2100. My original expectation was to enter at the first major level when it pulled back to between 75,600 and 76,000, and to enter at the second major level between 2060 and 2070. However, the market did not follow my judgment; instead of first dropping and then surging, it directly broke out upwards after consolidating. The first major level broke through 76,800. The second major level broke through the resistance at 2110. I entered long positions during the pullback, but unexpectedly, when the US stock market opened, there was a big bearish candle that pierced through my expectations and dropped directly to my originally anticipated entry zone. I then started to add to my position because this was exactly the entry point I had planned. We cannot predict exactly where the market will go; we can only act on high-probability scenarios. Currently, the sentiment is relatively bearish.

The second one is really hard today

Replying to some recent private messages or group chats asking me why I haven't opened any trades or when I will open trades. I understand your desire to close deals quickly, but trading cannot be done blindly. Blindly chasing trades only increases risk and causes losses, so please be patient and wait for the right opportunity. Everyone has their own independent view of the market and needs to find the right position to enter. Missing a trade won't cause you losses; only entering at the wrong point will lead to liquidation. Once again, I remind you to follow trades based on your own actual situation. If you have your own insights, you can choose to manually close positions.

The peripherals have arrived, thanks OKX

This second one really breaks my heart. Adjust the position.

The journey with contracts has never been smooth and profitable, only countless liquidations and rebirths. Once greedy for swings, enduring losses, betting on reversals, mistaking luck for skill, repeatedly wiping out the account, and completely losing mental composure. Later I realized: the biggest enemy in contracts has never been the market, but uncontrolled human nature. Shedding impatience, quitting heavy positions, abandoning luck-based bets, strictly adhering to risk control. No longer chasing overnight riches, just aiming to survive steadily. Enduring all the dark struggles, finally achieving self-redemption, gradually moving towards stability. Trading is a practice, saving others, and more importantly, saving oneself. (Following trades carries risks, so be cautious. Control and moderation are necessary; profits and losses cannot be guaranteed)

When can I come to your home court?

After two days of hard work, it was not in vain

Currently, it's all in a half-dead state. Let's see how this critical node goes. Bulls also need to recharge their faith.