SOL is currently in a bullish pattern. Based on recent price movements, 144.2 is a key area for adding positions, and the range from 143.8 to 143.4 is also worth monitoring for additional buys. The key is to plan ahead: if the price breaks above 144 and then pulls back, set take-profit orders for short positions; at the same time, be mentally prepared that if the price does not continue to decline as expected, you should manually stop-loss the short positions. This way, you can seize rebound opportunities without getting caught by unexpected reverse movements.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-14 21:39
144.2 adding to the position, I've tried that method long ago, and it still ended up getting trapped
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DataPickledFish
· 01-14 01:52
144.2 sounds like a good level, but I'm still hesitant. I'll wait and see.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-14 01:50
144.2 is really going to skyrocket, I bet five dollars it will drop back to 143 again
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DancingCandles
· 01-14 01:35
144.2 At that time, you definitely had to get in, but I'm still watching this pullback, worried about chasing high and getting caught.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-14 01:34
To be honest, the 144.2 level feels a bit shaky. Just a rebound, so what if it rebounds? Why make it so complicated?
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MrDecoder
· 01-14 01:26
144.2 is indeed a critical level. I'm just worried that if it breaks through and then pulls back, will the stop-loss orders be able to exit in time?
SOL is currently in a bullish pattern. Based on recent price movements, 144.2 is a key area for adding positions, and the range from 143.8 to 143.4 is also worth monitoring for additional buys. The key is to plan ahead: if the price breaks above 144 and then pulls back, set take-profit orders for short positions; at the same time, be mentally prepared that if the price does not continue to decline as expected, you should manually stop-loss the short positions. This way, you can seize rebound opportunities without getting caught by unexpected reverse movements.