I have held onto the long order I set up last night without making any moves. The liquidity was a bit poor over the weekend, and for those without orders, they can swing trade within the range of BTC 112800-114000 and ETH 3440-3530. Personally, I prefer to go long on low pullbacks. Last night's one-sided fall has cleared a lot of liquidity below, and the pullback is still an opportunity to go long 📈.
The current market structure is still upward on a larger scale, with no small breakouts on the 4-hour and daily levels, and it has also recovered. The cost-effectiveness of short positions has de

The downtrend of the US Dollar Index has formed.
Regardless of how this thing moves in the middle, the depreciation of the dollar is an inevitable trend, and it has already begun in recent years. I highly agree with Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, regarding the judgment on the depreciation of the dollar. No matter how the short-term and medium-term movements go, they cannot affect the long-term depreciation. The depreciation of the dollar is beneficial for US stocks, cryptocurrencies, gold, and commodities.

The recent market is bleak, with no trends and no fluctuations. It's a back-and-forth loss, and many people are expressing that they are losing money.
It is clear that we are currently entering the range of adjustment waves. During this adjustment, the market is strange. It might be a good idea to take this time to improve oneself and learn something beyond trading.
What I want to share today is my insights on position management:
Position management is primarily about three key points:
①Clear Stop Loss
② Reasonable Profit and Loss Ratio
③ Smaller capital withdrawal
So what we can do regarding

August is really good like this, allowing those who are unbalanced in their hearts to slowly move towards balance, and letting those who are shaken no longer be shaken.
The clown has quickly carried the order back, just as last night's September interest rate cut was raised again, from 69.2 to 82.2.
If subsequent inflation data shows a rebound in inflation with some stickiness, Powell will face the dilemma of whether to save the job market or to save inflation.
Moreover, according to Powell's past philosophy, he will definitely prioritize inflation, and if the job market truly "collapses", it

The pullback is still continuing, the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) created a bull trap, and we are gambling on a long order at the key level on the 4-hour chart.

ETH just broke below 3700, and the entire community instantly fell into despair. A bunch of people in the square started shouting that it's all over. To be honest, it all comes down to poor risk management. To put it bluntly, many people simply don't have the ability to handle normal fluctuations. They go all in on a slight rise and panic sell on a slight drop, with no position management at all.
Based on my years of monitoring the market and observations, the vast majority of people who make money do so primarily during a bull market where everything takes off and prices rise just by buying w

Tomorrow is the end of the month line. If there is an unexpected huge fluctuation (very low probability), be sure not to hold a losing position.

Currently, there is no stronger volume for short-term trades, we are still looking at a medium term pullback 📉