Do you know why the price is fluctuating back and forth between 76,000 and 73,000? Have you remembered that sentence: "This move upward on the four-hour chart has no central pivot," isn’t that exactly creating a central nervous system movement here?

As for what a central pivot is, how many moves it makes, and where it leaves after completing a move, I won’t go into that.
Currently, I believe I have two orders: one is the 0000035 mouse, and the other is the 73800 pancake.
One profit roll position at 00000395, and one add-on position at 73150, neither has been triggered; one is triggered at 000004, and the other at 73250.
Again, it’s been crushed overnight by the famous saying "not breaking the second."
In the future, I will assume that the points I give are defaults: if it doesn’t break, roughly around this level, nearby, left or right, then go long.
For example, if I give you 73150 to go long, you automatically assume that if the market pulls back to either 73000 or 73300, even if 73000 breaks, it’s not considered broken, right?
If it really breaks, then you can’t go long!
If it doesn’t break at this level, go in; otherwise, after so many times, you still can’t catch the orders.
From now on, this is the rule.
I can’t remember to remind you not to break nearby; you just default to that.
Otherwise, every time you miss the order, I look incompetent.
You say I see it pull back to go long, but if it doesn’t pull back and doesn’t give you a chance to add, then what?
It pulls back, but it’s the same as not giving it.
Actually, I don’t care whether you catch my orders or not, because I already have positions.
If you don’t catch it, then you don’t catch it!
Damn, I can’t stand it when the market drops near support levels, and I don’t check whether it will break or not before going long.
If it doesn’t break, I wait for a rebound to confirm it’s not breaking, or if it breaks, I just avoid those going long at support levels.
You can always be lucky and get it right.
Do you have eggs?
You always manage to get the right trades.
I’m just convinced.
At most, I can see it pull back to 73150 to go long.
How do you manage to see the pullback at 73250, know it can’t break at 73250, and then go long at 73250?
Shouldn’t you be looking for a decline at 73250?
Even if it doesn’t break, then it should rebound to 73500 or another level to see that 73250 isn’t broken.
Shouldn’t your orders be at other levels?
Isn’t that a bug?
You’re so clueless.
Tonight, I must eat.
If Xiaoming’s family is trading, I’ll go to Xiaoming’s house to eat.
And once I get there, I don’t care whether they cook or not.
If I’m not hungry the next morning, I’ll say I ate at Xiaoming’s house last night.
If I am hungry, I’ll say Xiaoming’s family didn’t cook last night, and I didn’t eat.