$BNB This piece of material is planed fairly smooth.

A few days ago, when it retraced to 554, I snapped an ink line—this is the “bottom line” for these few days. It’s like the adjusted backstop on the planer set up in advance: it can’t be any lower. I shouted in the group for everyone to get in.

Now this plank (price) is being pushed gradually above 582, with a thickness of 350 points—enough to make a sturdy piece of furniture 🪑.

For the seasoned old craftsmen who followed along, do things according to the rules: first saw off half the material to store it (take profit). Then wedge the planer blade (stop loss) firmly at the entry price of 554—this is what they call “the material won’t be sold at a loss; you can change the design however you like.” Keep the remaining plank to see whether you can still produce even prettier mortise-and-tenon joints.

If you didn’t manage to cut the material in time, don’t worry. The lumber yard restocks every day—we’re not grabbing that rough, unfinished-edge board. Wait for the next time the ink line is crisp, and then get to work. Good work can’t be rushed; opportunities come every day. $AKESO $ZEREBRO #预测世界杯葡萄牙VS西班牙