I can't do it anymore, I really can't carry on. I've crashed countless times. Before, bouncing back was based on the expectation of a bull run to place long orders. Now it's damn 123000, my expectations are already within reach. How can I bounce back?
But I learned a truth in the live broadcast room: the principal of the trader has not lost, and no matter how much the players who follow the orders lose in the middle, it is not called a loss. It's reasonable and well-founded. I thought about it, and yes, it makes sense. Damn, this is something humans do.
It reminds me of a recent episode of the

#美联储降息25个基点# Did I teach you like this? Although there are a thousand interpretations, your central point is not much to speak of. If this is really what I taught, then the theory emphasizes the public interval, while we focus on the trading range. It's not much different, but what you’ve drawn here is what? You are the 1001st method of drawing, Impressionism?? What I told you at this level of 4185 is 100% going to break. You interpret it as 4350 breaking, still 100%. Can you use fewer affirmative sentences when speaking as a broadcaster? Can you not be so strict with the past continuous te

#币圈趣事分享# If I short at this position of 510, the short-term traders would say, "You didn't short at 530, I've already taken profit at this position, you come and short now." The long-term traders wouldn't say anything, thinking to themselves, "Please don't diss me! Although I'm bearish, I've already missed the entry point of 530 by 20 points, I can't take responsibility for making you chase the short, you can't see me, you can't see me, you can't see me."
I'm not sending private messages one by one. For those of you who have not closed your long posi