BTC also fell 📉📉📉 and made you earn 🤡 this short position feels comfortable, right? Before the crash, we directly hit the highest point we provided, hitting the peak.

Publicly released in advance, I’m here, after reviewing, taking a closer look 🤑 the analysis I posted just coincided with the highest point before the crash, indeed, every time others get liquidated, my rule of flipping positions continues, I mentioned this in my previous articles, my shorting ability has always been maxed out, whenever it comes to a crashing market, I can easily make money and become legendary, just like Liangxi, during the rise, compared to the gamblers who chase up, I may not seem particularly remarkable, but when it falls, you’ll know what a true master is.

In the past two years, my reviews have basically been about my ability to go long, and now my ability to go long is as strong as my shorting ability, it’s just that without a soaring market, everyone hasn’t experienced it yet, plus, many teachers are actually quite new to trading, they really like to go long, to put it bluntly, they have this chasing mentality like retail traders, they enjoy seeing prices go up, which is why some masters always counter-trade during crashes.

However, in my mind, rises and falls are the same, because I trade contracts; as long as I can read the market accurately, I can make money whether it rises or falls. After it drops, I not only make money on the short position, but I can also earn even more on the long position at the bottom, so I don’t have a habit of particularly liking to go long; I view it objectively.

So, in this world, interests determine everything. Some teachers can only make money going long, so they prefer to stick to going long, but I don’t just make money by going long; I make even more money during crashing markets because I can profit from both long and short positions, so I don’t particularly favor going up or down, I can always view the market rationally.

This is a matter of trading experience, insight, and as I said, interests determine everything. In a bull market, many newcomers come in, and teachers easily cut down new retail traders; in their impression, making money in a rising market is abundant, so naturally, they lean towards going long. But I don’t have this obsession; I generally don’t like newcomers joining; I only accept trading experts, so I don’t have any particular fondness for rising markets, I view it objectively.

80,000 to 120,000, I made 40,000 points.

120,000 to 80,000, I also made 40,000 points.

Isn’t this the principle? 🙂