I dare not say, teacher. When it goes up, you say you bought the bottom; when it goes down, you say you shorted. When there is bad news, you mock the bulls, and when it rallies, you were already on the bus. I really can't argue with you.

Brothers, am I making you guess?

I made it clear that I was bullish at the first opportunity, while also warning about risks, and I mentioned the take-profit and stop-loss levels. You just need to take profits in batches for short-term trading; if you are doing trend trading, just hold on. Push up the cost for defense, and short for a bit at the intermediate rebound resistance level. This is my trading style! Open both long and short positions to lock in profits, do trend trading with long positions at the bottom, and short at resistance levels to catch retracements. If you can't learn it, just spend some money to join the group of the Master of Eternal Profit, where every trade is profitable, with no stop-loss orders! I'm not the Master of Eternal Profit! The warnings are for those who are all-in without stop-losses. I’m bullish when I'm bullish and bearish when I'm bearish. I’ve clearly explained the reasons for being bullish, and I’ve also explained the reasons for being bearish. If you don’t believe it, just buy against it! Or do you prefer to hear from the Master of Eternal Profit or the Range Master giving you levels? If my trade hits a stop-loss, I will pin the post in the comments section. If the Master of Eternal Profit is wrong, the post is deleted immediately!!!

Have you ever seen me delete a post?

Teacher, if the XX does not break long, and does not break short, now that it has XX, has it really broken or not? Is it bullish or bearish?