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Someone asked me why there are so few forex trades open; this market is really hard to trade. It's definitely a squeeze market. I believe many of you are probably trapped around 4800. If the market moves to an extreme, I favor the rally around 5040. Without a good entry point, I don't want to enter at all. It's better than constantly buying high and then taking losses. With short positions, if you're not careful, profits can be quickly wiped out, or even floating gains can turn into floating losses. Trading can't be rushed; just wait patiently. Currently, the market is being heavily controlled, waiting for the market manipulators to take profits before things improve a bit. In the second half of the month, I plan to top out and go long on gold, and bottom out on crude oil. Unfortunately, I entered a crude oil short with a signal but didn't hold onto it. I'm worried about your losses. Using signals to open trades also adds pressure. People are like that: when they profit, they laugh happily; when they lose, they complain. Time will prove everything. Just leave it to time. Being slow is actually fast. When the right position comes, be bold and go for it, guys.