#美国贸易赤字状况 Last night's market movement indeed caught many people off guard. I also participated in short positions—building at 3140, adding at 3160, with a stop loss set at 3190. The moment CPI data was released, I immediately advised everyone to protect their capital and clear their positions, and reminded them not to rush into long positions for now, to observe first. As a result, today a big bullish candle shot up directly, and those who didn't exit in time are probably still bearing losses. We managed to avoid it smoothly, but for those who insisted on stubbornly holding on, all I can say is that the market doesn't believe in tears.
What is the outlook for the upcoming rhythm? As long as the real body line hasn't broken through the 3380 threshold, the short-term trend remains bearish. $ETH is also following along, and the observation intensity needs to be strengthened. This market movement reminds us of one principle: timely stop-loss and flexible thinking are often more valuable than stubbornly holding onto one direction.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 17h ago
This move was really intense, almost knocked me out cold.
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WalletDetective
· 17h ago
Once again, the market is like this; some people just refuse to admit defeat.
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That 3380 level is really tough; just accept that it's unbreakable.
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Stop-loss sounds easy to say, but when it comes to critical moments, some still insist on holding on.
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ETH is following the trend so closely; we need to keep a close watch.
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Being alive is the real winner; don't hold on anymore, really.
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With such a strong bullish candle, how many people went home crying.
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Timely stop-loss is talked about every year, but some still don't listen.
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The 3190 level was set quite well; after all, staying alive is the most important.
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quietly_staking
· 17h ago
Haha, I already said I was going to run, but some people just have to test the market's temper.
Let's see if 3380 breaks first; right now, it's still safe to be bearish.
Brothers still holding positions, remember this lesson.
Stop-loss really saves lives, it's not being sentimental.
$ETH is also following along, gotta keep a close eye on it.
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ZenMiner
· 17h ago
Haha, this wave definitely took away a lot of retail investors.
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Stop-loss is truly an art; not everyone can master it.
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If 3380 can't be broken, keep shorting; the logic is sound.
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Some people just like to go against the market; they deserve it.
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Keep an eye on ETH following the trend; don't get caught off guard by a quick reversal.
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Admitting loss in time > gambler's mentality; this is a painful lesson.
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Those who dodged last night are now the happiest.
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Next time there's a big market move, just follow your signals.
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The market is always right; people always hope to pass through safely by luck.
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That stop-loss at 3190 was really well placed.
#美国贸易赤字状况 Last night's market movement indeed caught many people off guard. I also participated in short positions—building at 3140, adding at 3160, with a stop loss set at 3190. The moment CPI data was released, I immediately advised everyone to protect their capital and clear their positions, and reminded them not to rush into long positions for now, to observe first. As a result, today a big bullish candle shot up directly, and those who didn't exit in time are probably still bearing losses. We managed to avoid it smoothly, but for those who insisted on stubbornly holding on, all I can say is that the market doesn't believe in tears.
What is the outlook for the upcoming rhythm? As long as the real body line hasn't broken through the 3380 threshold, the short-term trend remains bearish. $ETH is also following along, and the observation intensity needs to be strengthened. This market movement reminds us of one principle: timely stop-loss and flexible thinking are often more valuable than stubbornly holding onto one direction.