Bro, do you think it's harder to catch a turning point market or a volatile market?

For our swing trading, the average profit margin is about 50 points, with a risk control range of around 35 points.
The answer is obvious, of course, a turning point market is more difficult to catch!

But look at our recent Ethereum practical trades:

On April 17th during the US session, above 2450, we precisely indicated to short.

On April 22nd during the US session, above 2410, we again indicated to short.

On April 25th during the US session, below 2310, we decisively suggested going long.

Take last night as an example: it retraced downward, and if you took the trade around 2330, you could have gained over fifty points!

All these strategies were given in real-time during the live broadcast, mostly hitting the highest and lowest points of the stage.
Most of the rest of the time, the market was in consolidation, and our short-term trades mostly achieved profits, more or less.
All of these are practical records that can be verified in the live broadcast replays.

If you agree with our short-term trading approach and profit margins, why not come directly to our community to try copying trades?
If you have any concerns, feel free to tell me directly.
I believe we can mostly grasp the major trading directions, and for the remaining issues, we can solve them together.
What do you think?

Many market movements,
Everyone appears to be an expert in the replay,
But when put into real-time trading, no one dares to make a judgment.

Real-time live streams provide ideas,
The mental state required is far higher than technical skills.
The market only offers a very short window,
A delay of one second, and the logic has already failed.

Can you grasp that segment,
It’s a test of how deep your understanding of rhythm is.

Emotions are prepared for spectators;
Judgment belongs only to those who watch the market long-term.