#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $LUNC This wave of short-selling operations has been executed with quite a standard rhythm— from the pattern to the execution and then to the profit, almost flawless.

Here's the situation. On the 4-hour chart, the rebound strength is clearly weakening, with three consecutive candles showing decreasing volume, which is a dangerous signal. The market sentiment is more straightforward; funds at high levels are starting to flow out, exposing the true market structure: surface-level rebound, underlying decline. The most painful part is that every time LUNC reaches above resistance levels, it gets hammered back by the bears directly, leaving no chance to stabilize. In this situation, not shorting would be a bit of a waste.

At the time, I didn’t think much and immediately established a short position at that point. The subsequent market movement proved my judgment— it almost dropped down unreservedly, hitting hard and steadily. Rebound? None at all. The whole process was like following a script, with profits straightforwardly flowing into the account. Honestly, this kind of movement feels quite comfortable.

Many friends ask why my trades are stable. Actually, there’s no secret; it’s just that the signals are laid out clearly in front of you— understand the K-line structure, grasp key nodes, and leave the rest to the market to interpret. The pattern is right there; stick to understanding and utilizing it well.

The next opportunity is already brewing. I will continue to observe LUNC’s trend and keep an eye on the movements of JELLYJELLY, LIGHT, and ICNT.