Sharing a bit of thought on real trading operations. I placed a short order for Bitcoin at the position of 89220, preparing to catch a pullback. The strategy is as follows: first lock in profits, then reduce position by a portion, and set a breakeven stop loss for the remaining position, hoping for a second bottom opportunity. From a technical perspective, the pressure at this position is quite obvious, and the probability of a pullback is not small. Of course, the market changes rapidly; do you think this operation is stable?

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 11h ago

The 89220 short position is quite aggressive this time, but the profit-locking strategy is indeed steady. The only concern is if the price doesn't drop on the second dip; a reversal rally at that point would be really awkward.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 12-02 17:50

89220 that level is indeed a bit fierce, but I have to say that this trading strategy of locking in profits + reducing position + protecting capital is quite good, stable. Just afraid of losing composure during the second bottom test...

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BlindBoxVictim

· 12-02 17:50

Well, this trading strategy is still quite cautious, combining locking in profits + reducing position + protecting against stop loss, at least it won't be trapped too badly. But is the pressure at 89220 this position obvious? Why do I feel a bit precarious...

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