Friends who chased the rally yesterday probably don't feel very comfortable right now. There are two days left until Black Friday, and everyone going long must set their stop-loss properly to prevent small losses from turning into big problems.
Overall, the upward trend is still ongoing, but to be honest, no one can guarantee 100%. The current price level is still in the middle, and my advice is: don't chase longs, and don't short either, just wait.
The low and high points of the small cycle haven't truly emerged yet, so the direction is still a bit unclear. This position is suitable for quick profits—take a profit of ten or twenty dollars and then exit, don't be greedy.
The key is execution—sticking to the stop-loss as promised is very important.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-08 16:13
The guys chasing the rise are probably eating noodles now. You really need to set your stop-loss properly.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 01-08 02:22
Yesterday's late buyers are definitely bleeding now, and I didn't act, which was the right decision.
Wait, stopping loss is easy to say, but how many can actually execute it at critical moments?
Running out at ten or twenty bucks sounds simple, but who doesn't want to earn a bit more?
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-07 11:52
The guys who chased the high yesterday are probably regretting it now. I didn't move.
Discipline is really the hardest part. If you say stop-loss, then stop-loss. Most people simply can't do it.
Let's wait and see. The direction is still unclear. Instead of gambling, it's better to stay steady.
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BearHugger
· 01-07 11:51
You must be kicking yourself now after rushing in yesterday, haha.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-07 11:34
The buddy who chased high yesterday is probably freaking out now. Honestly, this wave is really tough.
Wait, is this really a routine move before Black Friday, or are there other variables?
Setting stop-losses is easy to talk about but really hard to do; the psychological barrier is hard to overcome.
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0xTherapist
· 01-07 11:31
How's your friend who chased the high yesterday doing now? Haha
Honestly, stop-losses have to be executed ruthlessly, or you'll be flipping over in no time.
Friends who chased the rally yesterday probably don't feel very comfortable right now. There are two days left until Black Friday, and everyone going long must set their stop-loss properly to prevent small losses from turning into big problems.
Overall, the upward trend is still ongoing, but to be honest, no one can guarantee 100%. The current price level is still in the middle, and my advice is: don't chase longs, and don't short either, just wait.
The low and high points of the small cycle haven't truly emerged yet, so the direction is still a bit unclear. This position is suitable for quick profits—take a profit of ten or twenty dollars and then exit, don't be greedy.
The key is execution—sticking to the stop-loss as promised is very important.