2026-01-08 04:29:39

Based on MACD indicator analysis, the overall downward trend has not yet changed. However, from a short-term perspective, today’s market may remain volatile, with prices oscillating within the 3190-3100 range.

In terms of trading strategy, you can consider establishing short positions or adding to existing ones within the 3175-3185 range, but remember that position control is crucial—your total position should ideally not exceed 10% of your capital. Setting a stop-loss around 3250 would be safer, and aiming for a take-profit around 3120 for swing trading.

The overall trend remains downward, so I recommend not rushing to chase rebounds. Rebound rallies can easily trap traders, forcing them to cut losses. It’s better to patiently wait for the price to retest the expected level before entering, which can help manage risk more effectively.

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-08 04:59

Still grinding at the bottom, so annoying. Better to wait and see first. --- The 10% position suggestion really hit the mark; otherwise, it’s easy to get wiped out. --- Wait for 3120 to get in again; anyway, it’s not going anywhere. --- Entering long now is easy to get caught holding the bag. I choose to lie flat. --- This wave of decline isn’t over yet. No need to rush. --- Considering a short at 3175, but afraid of a rebound here. --- All the trapped ones are crying. It’s time to heed advice. --- Grinding at the bottom, being patient and trading waves is more comfortable. --- Don’t chase longs. I agree with this; it’s easy to get cut.

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ForkTongue

· 01-08 04:54

Still grinding the bottom, this trick is old now Another one teaching people not to chase rebounds, I said this last time 10% position? Then I’d have to divide it into 100 parts to go all in, haha Wait, can 3120 really be reached, or will it drop below again Rather than waiting for a pullback, it’s better to just go all in, after all, it’s all a gamble

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ConsensusBot

· 01-08 04:43

Bottoming out again, is this really the real deal or just another crash? It's still 10% position control, which has made my ears calloused, but on the other hand, not doing this definitely risks liquidation. The short-selling idea is still viable, but that take-profit level at 3120 feels a bit mysterious. Can it reach that? Wait, why do I always feel like it's "wait a little longer," only for the market to move on its own. How long will this bottoming process last? My patience is running out.

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-08 04:41

Bottoming out, bottoming out again. When will we see the bottom, buddy? 3250 stop loss? Feels a bit uncertain. I need to think more about the short positions; this rebound really trapped everyone. I agree with controlling 10% of the position; don't be greedy. Waiting for the pullback, waiting and waiting, I'm exhausted from waiting.

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