#Gate增速全球第一 #辣妹儿李嘉欣

This damn market—I’ll put it bluntly, I can’t just keep quiet about it! After this move up, I’m not even going to ask whether you closed your short positions; did you happen to close them right at the bottom again? And I counted your take-profit levels: you gave eight in total, and not one was the same. I can’t even make sense of it—how did you manage to make every take-profit level different each time, and what’s even more impressive is that after every take-profit, you were able to turn around and enter a long position? In other words, how did you manage, in a range-bound market, to place trades while taking losses on one hand, yet avoid taking a loss and enter at a different level every single time on the other? You say the support level is 2400—I can understand that. In this range-bound market, if it reaches 2400, I’ll go long, and I won’t question you at all. But damn, wherever the rebound starts, that’s where your support level is? What kind of technique is that? Let me give you an example! As for these eight support levels, when the market pulls back within this range, I honestly have no idea whether it will stop falling at the low of level 1, level 3, or level 6. But I know that in this range-bound market, as long as it doesn’t break down, I can go long. I can accept opening a position at one number and adding to it at another; as long as there’s a rebound, I can get out of the hole. I won’t say whether I’ll make money, but at least I know I have a position in hand. In the same range-bound market, you can’t hold positions—I say it’s because you’ve watched too many livestreams, and you don’t believe me. In this range-bound market, Ethereum only reached 2350 twice, and one of those was still five or six points short, yet I counted it among the two for you. You say you shorted and captured profits twice in total—I believe you. Damn, after eight or nine drops, you tell me you caught all eight or nine of them? I’d give you one big slap and send you straight into Jing Tian’s bed. No wonder you can’t hold positions. If you said you caught eight or nine moves of twenty or thirty points each, that might still be somewhat believable. So let’s calculate it as 10 times: 30 points of profit each time, 300 points in total. Then one market move from 2350 to 2650 is also 300 points. From the data, scalping and taking one long-term move don’t seem to differ much. And don’t tell me you held the long-term position while also scalping the short-term moves. You could tell me you’ve seen a dragon🐉 and I’d believe you; you could tell me you can fly, and I’d still shout from the ground, “Be careful!”