2025-12-27 05:24:10

This week's market movement can be summed up in one word: turbulence. It rises and then falls back, drops and then rebounds, and a little greed in the short term just gives profits back to the market. Honestly, once the overall perspective loosens, the retracement happens in minutes.

Looking at the 4-hour chart yesterday, it was the best window for a breakout, but ultimately that opportunity was missed. Now, the 4-hour chart is basically invalidated; since it can't go higher, we need to watch out for the risk of a pullback. The levels at 858 and 836 must be closely monitored, especially with the Federal Reserve's policy expectations still unclear.

Rather than frequently trading in this choppy market, it's better to go with the flow and wait for the big trend in January. The short-term risk-reward ratio is too poor, with risks outweighing gains. Waiting is always more cost-effective than getting caught in a full-blown trap.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 12-27 05:46

ngl the 4h chart breakdown is giving pure market entropy rn... that 858/836 range is basically screaming statistical anomaly to me, fed uncertainty = perfect conditions for liquidity traps tbh. laying flat until january thesis hits different fr fr

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FOMOSapien

· 12-27 05:43

Really amazing, that window just floated past yesterday. Now I'm just waiting to see if 858 can hold. Giving up and lying flat is definitely the right move. I've been through a lot this week and my head hurts. Instead of frequent trading, it's better to hibernate until January. There's really no need to operate now. This market is a paradise for losers; as soon as the structure loosens, you'll be eaten up. Before the Federal Reserve gives any signals, I won't do anything. Just stay honest and hold these two positions.

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InscriptionGriller

· 12-27 05:40

Troubling? Isn't this just the prelude to harvesting the leeks? I think the real show is still to come. Frequent operations are just leverage on oneself; no wonder being harvested. At the 858 checkpoint, you still need to be cautious. Before the Federal Reserve makes a statement, no one dares to move recklessly. When the policy expectation shifts, it will directly push you to the ground and grind you. Instead of constantly watching the market and risking your life, it's better to give up, relax, and wait for the January wind. The short-term gains are really not worth the risk. Announcing the abolition is good, but this kind of volatile market is just a leek harvesting machine. The more you operate, the more you get eaten. Understanding the flow of funds is the key to survival. In this kind of market, those who frequently cut are just cannon fodder.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 12-27 05:38

Really, this wave of the market is just harvesting greedy people. The breakout opportunity from yesterday is gone, and now we have to watch out for a pullback. So annoying. --- Lying flat and giving up is the right move until January. Frequent trading is just pure money loss. --- Keep an eye on 858 and 836. The Federal Reserve's impact hasn't fully played out yet. --- When the market's sense of structure loosens, it just pulls back. Short-term trading is too exhausting; better to wait for the big trend. --- Being caught in a trap and injured is not as good as just waiting patiently. Just treat this period as a holiday. --- Pulling down and bouncing back again—it's really pointless. The cost-performance ratio of this repeated manipulation is terrible. --- The 4-hour chart is basically useless now. It's better to just lie low and not be fooled by this rebound.

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MetaMisery

· 12-27 05:35

I've learned the trick of giving up and lying flat; anyway, short-term trading is just the art of cutting losses.

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