#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 BEAT current price is 2.7698. Starting from the low of 1.3065, this wave of market rally has nearly 90% increase, approaching the previous high of 2.8190. A clear "V-shaped" reversal has formed on the 4-hour chart — but this rapid surge is essentially driven by short-term traders and short covering, with no fundamental support.
The problem is that short-term profit-taking has accumulated too much. Every time it approaches a high level, selling pressure becomes very fierce. The 2.7800 to 2.8200 range has become a solid barrier for the rebound — it is both a previous resistance level and a psychological resonance zone. If it cannot break through, the probability of a downward move will be high.
Looking downward, the 2.4000 to 2.5000 range is the first critical support. This was the consolidation platform during the previous rally, with very concentrated chips. If this range is truly broken, the downward space will directly extend to the 2.0000 to 2.2000 zone.
The Federal Reserve's policy direction will also influence short-term risk appetite. The current strategy is still to avoid chasing highs — once the rebound reaches the 2.7600 to 2.8100 range, consider gradually opening short positions, with a stop-loss above 3.500, targeting below 2.2000.
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GasFeeVictim
· 18h ago
Another V-shaped reversal, I say this every time haha... Basically, it means the bears got wiped out, and it's normal that the chips are concentrated there and can't be hammered down.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 18h ago
A 90% surge can't even surpass the previous high, what does that mean? It just indicates that the main players are taking profits, don't be fooled by the V-shaped recovery.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 18h ago
Looking at this V-reversal, it's clear that this is a pure retracement, and without fundamental support, it will eventually have to be吐出来. If we can't突破 this barrier between 2.78 and 2.82, the risk control threshold will need to be recalculated.
Short-term chips are too concentrated, and every time we approach high sell orders, they are particularly fierce—this is a典型的多米诺骨牌信号. If it truly breaks below the 2.4 critical support, the liquidation price could easily drop to 2.0.
Those chasing the high are going to suffer losses this time. It's safer to wait for a rebound to the range before opening short positions. When the Federal Reserve shifts policy, such leveraged positions will爆炸连环, so it just depends on who can escape quickly.
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staking_gramps
· 18h ago
It's the same old hype again. When short-term traders push a wave, they say the fundamentals are weak, and they make a convincing argument. But when it comes to actually taking action, it's all about gambling on the sentiment.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 BEAT current price is 2.7698. Starting from the low of 1.3065, this wave of market rally has nearly 90% increase, approaching the previous high of 2.8190. A clear "V-shaped" reversal has formed on the 4-hour chart — but this rapid surge is essentially driven by short-term traders and short covering, with no fundamental support.
The problem is that short-term profit-taking has accumulated too much. Every time it approaches a high level, selling pressure becomes very fierce. The 2.7800 to 2.8200 range has become a solid barrier for the rebound — it is both a previous resistance level and a psychological resonance zone. If it cannot break through, the probability of a downward move will be high.
Looking downward, the 2.4000 to 2.5000 range is the first critical support. This was the consolidation platform during the previous rally, with very concentrated chips. If this range is truly broken, the downward space will directly extend to the 2.0000 to 2.2000 zone.
The Federal Reserve's policy direction will also influence short-term risk appetite. The current strategy is still to avoid chasing highs — once the rebound reaches the 2.7600 to 2.8100 range, consider gradually opening short positions, with a stop-loss above 3.500, targeting below 2.2000.