Don't randomly bottom fish! The yellow fish continues to buy high in the evening

Gold Digger Old Cat 2026-04-29

The most stable rhythm in trading has never been chasing the market, but following the inertia of the trend, making your own understandable choices at key points, neither greedily taking unexpected profits nor holding onto unnecessary volatility.

During the midnight session, the bearish trend continues, the hourly Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the price remains under pressure, with the CCI in the oversold zone, but the rebound space is limited. The overall bearish pattern remains unchanged. We continue to focus on short positions mainly, with long positions as a supplement. As volatility amplifies at midnight, be flexible in stop-loss adjustments and timely in shifting your mindset.

In terms of operations, focus on the resistance zone of 4565-4575 above. When touched, consider placing partial short orders. The first target is 4540-4530, and if broken, look toward 4510-4500. Stop-loss is set above 4580. Take profits in batches. After the first wave of gains, move the remaining stop-loss to the entry point, using profits to gamble on the subsequent space. Support below is at 4510-4505. If first touched and stabilized, try a small long position with targets at 4530-4540, stop-loss below 4500. If broken, abandon long ideas and follow the trend to short directly. Midnight market moves quickly, so short-term traders must enter and exit fast, avoid holding positions or greed, and always set a stop-loss for each trade to keep risks firmly in your control.

The above is only a personal trading idea sharing and does not constitute any investment advice. The market carries risks; trade cautiously.