Just woke up, let's do two short-term trades. It has dropped to the support level, wait for a bounce before shorting again. See if we can talk it up to around 2025. Set the stop-loss at the previous high, preferably higher than 2025. Sit tight in the smaller timeframe. Don't judge it by its current appearance; it's possible it could even reach 208. For stop-loss, place it at 2133. If conservative, placing it at the upper end of this range, 2293, is also fine. You can start with the minimum unit, like one contract, and then see how much it might lose if it hits the stop-loss. Decide how much to buy based on this situation. Use loss to determine position size; a single loss should not exceed 2% of the total position for health. If you think it's an especially good opportunity, try to keep the risk within 6%.
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YouyouOracle
· 6h ago
I made a typo, too lazy to resend, just make a quick correction.
For stop loss, place it at the upper boundary of the previous trading range at 2293. If you don't want to lose that much, you can set it at the upper boundary of this trading range at 2133. Wait for it to bounce back up to a higher level, then consider shorting again.
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Just woke up, let's do two short-term trades. It has dropped to the support level, wait for a bounce before shorting again. See if we can talk it up to around 2025. Set the stop-loss at the previous high, preferably higher than 2025. Sit tight in the smaller timeframe. Don't judge it by its current appearance; it's possible it could even reach 208. For stop-loss, place it at 2133. If conservative, placing it at the upper end of this range, 2293, is also fine. You can start with the minimum unit, like one contract, and then see how much it might lose if it hits the stop-loss. Decide how much to buy based on this situation. Use loss to determine position size; a single loss should not exceed 2% of the total position for health. If you think it's an especially good opportunity, try to keep the risk within 6%.