Updated trading tips. Recently, someone (likely referring to Trump) has been frequently drawing K-lines, making it a bit difficult to trade. There's a saying: determine the direction on the large timeframe, and pinpoint the entry on the small timeframe.

How to apply this? For example, the recent large trend has been bullish, but the decline over the past two days was driven by macro-negative news.

So, how to trade today?

For long positions, look at indicators. This pullback has not broken the bullish trend, and after such a decline, there is a probability of a correction. Entering longs near Fibonacci support levels is one option, while strictly guarding against news events.

For short positions, focus on macro factors. Shorting requires closely monitoring news. As soon as something happens between the US and Iran, or if someone (Trump) makes remarks that worsen the situation, the market will drop. Upon seeing such news, enter shorts immediately. Take partial profits at support levels and set a breakeven stop on the remaining position.

These ideas and techniques are shared for mutual benefit. Do not trade blindly; keep your thinking clear.