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Explanation:
Longs: defining the high point. Energy in the long positions direction. Energy in the market maker behavior for long positions;
Shorts: Define the low point. Short positions direction energy. Short positions market maker behavior momentum;
To define the high point first. The momentum in the long positions direction, there will be time momentum, no matter how long positions do. In the end, it is all about defining the high point.
So if longs didn't enter at the highest point, how can it be called a high point?
Empty master defines the low point, while full master defines the high point. This is a kind of ending.
So when the time comes to cover the short position, buying is the only way to cover the short position. Please understand the exchange instructions first.
Always short at high points and long at low points, if you understand it as shorting when there is a bearish sentiment and going long when there is a bullish sentiment, then you are actually understanding it the opposite way. Because you are thinking subjectively and assuming it refers to placing orders, but you don't realize it actually refers to the timing of exit.
The end time given by the market maker is always when the market maker spends a small amount of money to suppress or when the market is about to pump and leave, who would enter at this time.
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