
鹏翔九霄—luck
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Crude oil prices are still rising. Where do you think the inflation announced on September 11 could possibly be low to? 🤔 If you insist on talking to me about the one-hour chart for trading the rise, then I have nothing to say. Why don't you ask whether I am looking at the 4-hour or daily chart for trading? You don't understand anything. Practice for a few more years. I've been doing this full-time for 6-7 years and still ended up like this, and you, who have been half in and half out for a few years, think you know everything? 🤔
Ethereum daily chart, waiting for this to pull up to the blue 20-day moving average, then the three lines converging will indicate a direction. But if you look at the MACD, after the three lines converge, the daily chart is set to drop. From the news perspective, if inflation data is too high, it will directly crash down to 2000 for you

Aren't you the ones who love chasing K-line charts the most? Is Ethereum bullish or bearish? If you don't understand, then don't speak. The morning's rise clearly didn't break the 4-hour level; since the non-farm announcement, the 4-hour highs have been decreasing, and I believe the lows will gradually decrease too. Didn't I make a profit on the short position at 2510? I'll keep holding it. If you don't understand, just don't talk. I only respect the combination of macro information and K-line charts.
Here's a conspiracy theory: Non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations. Could this be a carefully orchestrated script by the U.S.? Many people believe the Federal Reserve won't actually raise interest rates, at most just talk tough. But the key point is: when the market is certain there won't be a rate hike, that's often when the risk is greatest. The first layer of risk: the biggest impact of a rate hike isn't on the U.S. stock market, but on markets outside the U.S. The big A-share market of the Eastern power will be hit first. Once rates rise and the dollar strengthens, global capital will flow back to the U.S., the U.S. stock market will quickly recover, and peripheral markets will face massive sell-offs. The second layer: there's just over a month until the U.S. midterm elections. Under the election game, it's not ruled out that the Fed will cooperate, using U.S. debt and stocks to harvest global capital. The third: Europe and Japan have already confirmed rate hikes this month. If the Fed follows in September, with synchronized rate hikes by the U.S., Japan, and Europe, this is a situation unseen in a decade. Global liquidity will tighten directly, and a liquidity crisis could erupt at any time. This non-farm payroll report plus next week's CPI might just be a setup; the real harvest moment is when the rate hike lands. So don't blindly go long in September. The main strategy should be risk aversion and defense, ideally just wait and see, and wait for the Fed meetings to conclude before making moves. This is my advice to everyone.
So my cousin can get rich, his motto is either get rich quickly or go bankrupt, he's quite a character. He said ZEC went up 6 times from over 200, then dropped 3 times down, dropping 3 times to just over 300, he thinks it's not crazy, but you have to admire one of his trades once, where over 3,000 RMB turned into 3 million RMB in just one night.
Last night I shorted Ethereum at 2480, it dropped to 2471 but I didn't exit, got stopped out. At 2510 I continued to short it, and just now it dropped to 2482 but I still didn't exit. I won't exit because I've already anticipated the worst outcome: either get stopped out or it drops to 2380 or 2350. So what? You guys keep telling me to go long every day, what's the point? I have my own strategy.


