#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 After taking profit on precious metals short positions, don’t rush to bottom-fish
After taking profit on your short positions and securing your gains, it’s important to assess the situation clearly—the current correction is only in its first phase, and there’s still downward pressure at the bottom. If you’re looking for a real rebound? You’ll need to wait for a second test of the lows or a fresh new low before it can gradually move up.
At present, precious metals have completed a mid-range correction of $16. With the Fed’s rate decision coming up on Thursday, the market sentiment is very cautious. There likely won’t be major volatility before the decision, but there is structural support below, which creates a favorable setup condition.
**Trading strategy for the near term:**
For short positions, you can set up again in the 4185-4186 range, with a stop loss at 4196 and a target of 4172.
For long positions, wait until the price approaches 4170 or slightly breaks below this level before entering, using the support below to play the rebound. This way, your probability of success will be much higher.
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PerpetualLonger
· 22h ago
Wait a minute, is the Air Force telling stories again? The second test lows, refreshing the bottom... are all just tricks. I bet this wave will break through directly; the bulls are the way to go. Fully loaded and waiting for a rebound—this is the last chance to buy the dip. If you miss it, there won't be another.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 12-11 17:47
It's that same argument about secondary testing of the lows again... To be honest, I'm still a bit hesitant; it's hard to judge before this round of Federal Reserve decision.
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SchrödingersNode
· 12-09 22:23
Take your profits and leave it at that. Seriously, don’t get greedy and try to buy the dip—I've seen this trap too many times.
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DiamondHands
· 12-09 08:40
If you want to take profit, just do it—why keep gambling? I don't believe the bottom will come this quickly.
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GasDevourer
· 12-09 08:40
You should take profits on your short positions and get out; this wave hasn't bottomed yet. Rushing to buy the dip is just asking for trouble.
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TokenRationEater
· 12-09 08:35
Just take profit on your short positions and be done with it. Trying to bottom-fish now is really asking for trouble. Patience and waiting for a second dip is the way to go.
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PhantomMiner
· 12-09 08:32
After taking profits, you need to stay calm and not be tempted by a rebound. Wait until the Fed's decision is settled before making any moves; entering the market now is just giving away money.
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AllInDaddy
· 12-09 08:25
It’s the same old trick of telling people to buy the dip. Bro, are you sure this time is really solid? I feel like 4170 will still get broken.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-09 08:14
Wait, this wave really hasn't bottomed out yet? I just want to buy the dip, but now I have to wait for another retest... Alright, I'll take another look around 4170. Anyway, nothing will move before the Fed decision.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 After taking profit on precious metals short positions, don’t rush to bottom-fish
After taking profit on your short positions and securing your gains, it’s important to assess the situation clearly—the current correction is only in its first phase, and there’s still downward pressure at the bottom. If you’re looking for a real rebound? You’ll need to wait for a second test of the lows or a fresh new low before it can gradually move up.
At present, precious metals have completed a mid-range correction of $16. With the Fed’s rate decision coming up on Thursday, the market sentiment is very cautious. There likely won’t be major volatility before the decision, but there is structural support below, which creates a favorable setup condition.
**Trading strategy for the near term:**
For short positions, you can set up again in the 4185-4186 range, with a stop loss at 4196 and a target of 4172.
For long positions, wait until the price approaches 4170 or slightly breaks below this level before entering, using the support below to play the rebound. This way, your probability of success will be much higher.