7.21 Huge’s second “bing” morning session plan


Plan: 1870-1900 can place a light position and “tap” there, and around 1960-1980 you can adjust accordingly—add or trim based on the news flow and the order book/price movement. Huge often can’t post during the drunken-early hours of market fluctuations to remind everyone what to do; very sorry, but there’s nothing I can do—I have to prioritize ensuring the trainees’ trades. I hope everyone can understand. Huge’s thinking from last week until now has been correct. If you follow Huge’s plan to trade, over 7 days the “big bing” has at least gained 3,500 points, and the “second bing” at least 100 points. $ETH
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SentimentMeter
· 16h ago
Brother Hu, thanks for your hard work. Taking care of the students first is completely understandable, but I really appreciate that you could find time to share your thoughts. Last week, following your advice, I definitely made money. I hope you can stay steady this week too.
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MemeMuseum
· 17h ago
What if it drops below 1,860—what should we do then? Do we need to flip and go short after it, or wait for a rebound before taking action?
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FUDCrusher
· 17h ago
Thanks, Hu Ge—followed one trade and made 35 points.
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PoolGardener
· 17h ago
Brother Hu’s approach really is solid. Last week I followed along and made a lot of profit, and this week I’m continuing to follow, but I want to ask how to set a more reasonable stop-loss.
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DeepBlueStakingStone
· 17h ago
Go long from 1870-1900, short from 1960-1980. The range-trading idea is solid, but be careful about sudden volatility from the news flow—keep the position light and set stop-losses properly.
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