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Dear friends:

Today, let’s talk about a common trap many people fall into in short-term futures trading—don’t mistake a ranging market for a trending market.

Many people see a price breakout,
and immediately go long;
when it breaks down a bit,
they immediately go short.

But after chasing in, they realize
the price comes back.

After a few back-and-forths,
stops keep getting hit.
Why?
Because the market has no trend at all,
it’s just ranging.

Brother Chen always emphasizes:
First judge the market, then decide the strategy. In a trending market, follow the trend; in a ranging market, buy low sell high or wait patiently.

If you can’t even distinguish the market type, no technique will work well. The biggest problem for many beginners is using one method for all markets. They trade trends as ranges, and ranges as breakouts. In the end, they lose on both sides.

A truly mature trader doesn’t think about trading every day. Their first task each day is to judge whether there is a suitable market today. If yes, trade; if no, wait. Trading isn’t about earning money through hard work, but through choices. Understanding what kind of market you’re in is far more important than rushing to open a position.

Remember one thing: If the direction is wrong, all effort is wasted; if you don’t understand the market, all techniques are useless. Learn to identify trends and ranges, and your short-term trading skills will improve by at least one level.

Many thanks,

Sincere Brother Chen

🚨Information sharing, not investment advice!🚨

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