026.6.5 At 19:51 (noon), I currently hold a short position. At 20:30, the Non-Farm data is bearish. Is the U.S. stock market opening bearish?



First: The market surged to 1690 and the pin closed—close the short. First take profit at 1660, second take profit at 1630. If it continues to drop below, you can see 1590. Defense at 1720.

Second: The market retraced to 1580 and went long. First take profit at 1610, second take profit at 1640. Defense at 1550.

Third: In actual trading, the price breaks below 1660—chase the short. First take profit at 1640, second take profit at 1610. Defense at 1700.

Fourth: The market surged to 1720 and the pin closed—close the short. First take profit at 1690, second take profit at 1660. Defense at 1750.

Fifth: The market retraced to 1620, the pin closed, and then it stabilized at 1630—chase the long. First take profit at 1680, second take profit at 1720. Defense at 1600.

Sixth: In actual trading, the price breaks below 1620—chase the short. First take profit at 1590, second take profit at 1560. Defense at 1650. If it spikes 20-30, then waits for the rebound of 40-50 to chase the short again, and the take-profit level to watch is around 1540.

Seventh: After the market breaks below 1580, you can set a long position around 1530. First take profit at 1560, second take profit at 1610. Defense at 1500.

Eighth: If the market again holds steady above 1660, go for a small-sized long position. Take profit is around 1690. If 1690 does not have the candle close, you can see around 1720.
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