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If it weren't for this guy asking yesterday why there were no recent positions, I would mainly be posting about shorting on rallies. Shorting with higher risk compared to catching rebounds by going long is more prone to wear and tear. If you insist on doing it, you must include nearby defenses; a few hundred points stop-loss, if you're not willing to give it up, and if the price breaks support and you get caught in a big trap, you'll be done for.

The volatility from Japan's interest rate hike hasn't started yet, and then this Friday, 50 billion fully settled, with relatively large volatility. Shorting on rallies at resistance levels can generally secure profits with small risks; going long at low points is prone to wear and tear. If the price retraces and breaks support, continuing the rebound trend should be abandoned immediately. Even if you can't catch new highs with short positions, avoiding losses gives you the initiative for the next trade. So currently, the risks and trading logic for low-long and high-short are different.
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