#大户持仓变化 The midday live trading session captured a wave of both long and short opportunities on SWARMS.

It's not about luck; it's truly based on analyzing the K-line structure and timing to split the trades into two phases.

Although there was increased volume at the high levels earlier, the energy couldn't keep up, and the bullish momentum was clearly weakening. At this point, don't chase the move; instead, look for short entries at resistance levels, riding the pullback to take profits. When the pullback stabilizes and signs of buying interest emerge below, you must decisively close short positions and avoid greed. Then, during the rebound at lower levels, only participate in short-term longs, focusing on the structural correction phase. Exit when necessary.

What is the key to this rhythm? —
In strong zones, never chase a rise; when weakness appears, immediately switch to short. Lock in profits once obtained and avoid expecting another upward wave. The market direction is determined solely by the chart structure, not market sentiment or hype.

In choppy trading like this, once you pick a side, you risk being repeatedly shaken out. Following the rhythm is essential for real profit. Both longs and shorts can profit, not because of boldness, but because of clear logic, quick decision-making, and timely profit-taking without dragging.

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