This week is Christmas week, and many people still haven't realized:
Wednesday half-day market, Thursday directly closed
The real traders on Wall Street are already on planes, beaches, and in bars.
Now, only two things are left in the market:
Quantitative machines + emotional retail investors.
Do you know what this means?
Liquidity exhaustion = just one order can flip the table
This type of market has a common characteristic:
No trend, only spikes; stepping on the gas a little can lead to liquidation
Don't be fooled by the strong K-line; that's not "the market has come," that's because there's no one left in the market.
👉 So I've always said: don't take the fluctuations of Christmas week too seriously, but—definitely don't go naked in positions at this time.
Frequent trading = giving the market a year-end bonus
The most correct action these days can be summed up in three words:
Less, slow, steady.
Last night, Ethereum retraced to around 2950, and I directly took my followers in with light positions for a long 📈 and casually made 70 points
Friends who followed along made a few hundred U; this wasn't easy money, not because the market was good, but because—
Christmas week is only for eating small, certain profits.
Important to say to those who followed✔ For those already in profit, remember to reduce positions
✔ Raise the cost, secure a winning position first
✔ Treat the remaining positions like a lottery
As for those who didn't follow,
don't rush, the real big opportunities never happen during holidays.
The next order layout awaits the return of liquidity.
See you in the chat room.
