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#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 ZKP This round of market movement finally did not disappoint, with a double-digit increase in one go, and the positions in hand are also comfortable. However, greed can lead to losses. If you are optimistic about the upcoming market, it is recommended to reduce positions in stages, ensuring the safety of the principal first.
If you still want to continue participating, you need to keep an eye on market trends and the next moves of key players. Pay attention to macroeconomic data like the US CPI, as macro disturbances can still influence short-term momentum. Keep pushing forward, but do so methodically. $ZKP
CPI is coming, and this is the easiest time to get cut. It's recommended to take profits and sell half when you see a rise.
Splitting the position and reducing holdings in stages is correct, but few can actually do it.
Once the support level is broken, it's dangerous. You need to keep a close eye on the technicals.
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Reducing positions is the right move, but the worry is that retail investors might not hold back and keep adding leverage, waiting to see the domino effect unfold.
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On the macro front, it's really about chasing highs when the borrowing rate soars. When liquidation prices hit, it's game over.
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Talking about phased position reduction sounds nice, but the problem is how many people can actually follow through... Usually, they’re in a daze after making double-digit profits, only to give it all back and end up in the red.
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Deleveraging is easier to talk about than to do. When market sentiment heats up, all risk controls become just a show.
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Keep an eye on CPI data, but more importantly, watch out for systemic risks. When volatility spikes, that’s the real test.