June 20, 2026, 8:00 PM



Those who have short orders on you, hold them—add to your position around 1755.

For long orders, add to your position around 1670.

First: If the market body breaks below 1720 and you want to chase a short, if you also plan to add to your position, take the first take-profit at around 1700 near 1755, second take-profit at 1680, with a stop-loss at 1800.

Second: Wait for the market to rise to 1755 and form a pin to short; if you add on the pin, short at 1785–95, first take-profit at 1735, second take-profit at 1715, with a stop-loss at 1800.

Third: Wait for the market to pull back to around 1660 and go long; add around 1620. First take-profit at 1690, second take-profit at 1720, with a stop-loss at 1600.

Fourth: If the market body breaks below 1650 and you chase a short, first take-profit at 1630, second take-profit at 1610, with a stop-loss at 1700.

Fifth: If the market re-establishes above 1760 and you chase long, first take-profit at 1780, second take-profit at 1810. If it continues to break through, you can expect around 1850. With a stop-loss at 1730.

Sixth: If the market breaks below 1605 and inserts a wick at 1610 to stabilize, go long at 1610. First take-profit at 1630, second take-profit at 1660, with a stop-loss at 1580.

Seventh: After the market body breaks above 1800, you can position a short entry around 1840. First take-profit at 1820, second take-profit at 1800. If it continues to break down, you can see around 1770. With a stop-loss at 1870.

Eighth: After the market body breaks below 1720, insert a wick around 1690—you can do a short-term long. If there is no wick, do not go long; continue holding short positions. First take-profit at 1710, second take-profit at 1730, with a stop-loss at 1660.

If 1720 can also hold steady, you can consider another short-term long.
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