LYN's dog pool holds 99% of the chips. From your perspective, do you go long or short? Looking for some advice.

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Neon-LitStreetsAfterTheRain
· 5h ago
I only look at two points for this kind of setup: trading volume and order book depth. Without volume, don't even talk about direction; it's easy to get stopped out by a single spike.
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RiskOffRina
· 5h ago
Short selling isn't necessarily safe either; it's too easy for the market manipulators to trigger a short squeeze. It's best to stay on the sidelines or only engage in arbitrage swings.
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CancelingOrdersIsLikeBreathing
· 5h ago
If I have to choose, I will take a small position to follow the trend and go short, set a proper stop loss, and never fight the market; once it consolidates with low volume, I will withdraw.
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VineGeometry
· 5h ago
99% of the chips are in the hands of the dog casino, I directly avoid it.
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Post-RainTvl
· 5h ago
Controlling the market to 99% basically means drawing lines at will. Don't take technical analysis seriously; entering is just playing psychological warfare with the market maker.
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SlippageSigh
· 5h ago
Watch whether he's locking in positions to control the market or unloading: during the lock-in phase, there might be a rally, but the pullback will be fierce. Don't hold more than you can afford to lose.
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