Brothers, tonight’s live-stream market move basically followed our rhythm.
Around BTC 79,000 we went short, and around ETH 2,475 we also went short. Take profit from this downward leg first.
Once it gets further down, I didn’t keep chasing the short.
When $BTC reaches about 78,000, I’ll reverse and look for longs. When ETH reaches around 2,430, we switch to longs as well.
Why? It’s simple.
Up there, when I think it’s no longer suitable to keep chasing longs, I choose to wait for a shorting opportunity. After it truly drops, then we keep shorting—otherwise the risk-reward (win/loss ratio) just won’t feel right.
Be short when it’s time to be short; be ready to enter when it’s time to enter.
What’s most dangerous for short-term traders is: when it rises you always look bullish, and when it falls you always look bearish.
I’ve always said: a professional trader doesn’t trade with emotions about the market.
When the position is at the right level, execute. When the logic changes, switch direction.
Now the longs I’m holding have reached the take-profit area.
My own short position, $NVDA , has already been closed, but I still insist on staying bearish.
The market comes every day—take a step and move on. First, protect your win rate.
Around BTC 79,000 we went short, and around ETH 2,475 we also went short. Take profit from this downward leg first.
Once it gets further down, I didn’t keep chasing the short.
When $BTC reaches about 78,000, I’ll reverse and look for longs. When ETH reaches around 2,430, we switch to longs as well.
Why? It’s simple.
Up there, when I think it’s no longer suitable to keep chasing longs, I choose to wait for a shorting opportunity. After it truly drops, then we keep shorting—otherwise the risk-reward (win/loss ratio) just won’t feel right.
Be short when it’s time to be short; be ready to enter when it’s time to enter.
What’s most dangerous for short-term traders is: when it rises you always look bullish, and when it falls you always look bearish.
I’ve always said: a professional trader doesn’t trade with emotions about the market.
When the position is at the right level, execute. When the logic changes, switch direction.
Now the longs I’m holding have reached the take-profit area.
My own short position, $NVDA , has already been closed, but I still insist on staying bearish.
The market comes every day—take a step and move on. First, protect your win rate.