The order lying in ambush from last month, this time directly took down 46000U!
At the end of the month, when reviewing the K-line, I found ZEC's trend strange and decisively placed a short order at 530. As a result, this thing surged in the opposite direction, bringing my account close to the margin call line — at that time, many people advised me to cut my losses, but I kept my eyes fixed on the technical aspects: the trading volume was excessively high, and there were dense upper shadows, a typical trap for inducing buying.
After gritting my teeth and enduring that false breakout, the bearish energy was instantly released. A long bearish candle directly broke through the 380 support level, and I immediately closed my position to lock in profits. The core of this swing trading operation can be summed up in two words: patience.
Currently, I have discovered a few similar structural opportunities. If you're interested, you can pay attention to them - but remember, never use money that you can't afford to lose for gambling.
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RooftopVIP
· 10h ago
46k directly in hand, this mindset is really amazing, if it were me I would have been trapped long ago haha
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AlphaLeaker
· 10h ago
Those who can withstand the liquidation line are the winners. This kind of psychological quality is indeed worth learning, but I still think that an order at 46000U is a bit far-fetched. It depends on how you split it up.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 10h ago
This is a real trader, not those suckers who chase the price at every turn.
The order lying in ambush from last month, this time directly took down 46000U!
At the end of the month, when reviewing the K-line, I found ZEC's trend strange and decisively placed a short order at 530. As a result, this thing surged in the opposite direction, bringing my account close to the margin call line — at that time, many people advised me to cut my losses, but I kept my eyes fixed on the technical aspects: the trading volume was excessively high, and there were dense upper shadows, a typical trap for inducing buying.
After gritting my teeth and enduring that false breakout, the bearish energy was instantly released. A long bearish candle directly broke through the 380 support level, and I immediately closed my position to lock in profits. The core of this swing trading operation can be summed up in two words: patience.
Currently, I have discovered a few similar structural opportunities. If you're interested, you can pay attention to them - but remember, never use money that you can't afford to lose for gambling.