2025-12-26 23:23:20

SLV showing some solid momentum shifts lately. My approach with the community has been pretty clear on this: we avoid shorting when price sits above the 8/21 day moving average setup. Anyone who goes against that rule better have a tight stop loss ready. It's not about being rigid—it's about respecting what the chart is telling you and knowing your exit before you enter. Risk management beats everything else.

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ImpermanentSage

· 12-26 23:53

Have you set your stop-loss? If you don't understand the chart, don't make reckless moves.

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DefiPlaybook

· 12-26 23:53

To be honest, I'm already tired of the 8/21 moving average strategy. But it is indeed effective. The problem is that most people can't hold their stop-loss at all. When there's a wave of pullback, they start to doubt themselves, and eventually get swept out. That's the real reason for losing money.

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LongTermDreamer

· 12-26 23:51

Looking at the recent SLV market trend, it indeed wasn't right to aggressively short above the 8/21 moving average. I summarized this three years ago. Back then, many people didn't believe it and ended up getting cut, doubting their lives. Now they all understand. As for risk management, to put it simply, only by surviving longer can you make big money. Our community has been surviving all these years with this logic. Looking back at those historical cycles, anyone who stuck to this rule is still here, while those who blew up have disappeared.

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