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Upper strong pressure: 1937–1943. In this range, prices do not break above; short-term bias is bearish.
• Key support below: 1905 ✅ If 1905 breaks and the hourly candle closes below it → open downward room and follow with a short. ✅ If price holds above 1943 and breaks out with increased volume → restart the bulls; switch to going long.
• Trading range: 1905 ~ 1937. Within the range, buy/sell back and forth for profits—do not chase orders. Range-trading plan (current preferred) Near 1935–1937, expect resistance and a stall in the rise; open a short, stop-loss 1945, targets 1910–1906 Pull back near 1905 without breaking down; once it stops falling and closes bullish, open a long, stop-loss 1900, targets 1932–1937
2. Breakout plan (follow the move after the break)
• A bullish breakout above 1943 with volume; on the pullback, add longs, stop-loss 1936, upside targets 1970–1980
• A valid breakdown below 1905 (hourly close lower than this level); follow with shorts, stop-loss 1913, first target 1882
Upper strong pressure: 1937–1943. In this range, prices do not break above; short-term bias is bearish.
• Key support below: 1905 ✅ If 1905 breaks and the hourly candle closes below it → open downward room and follow with a short. ✅ If price holds above 1943 and breaks out with increased volume → restart the bulls; switch to going long.
• Trading range: 1905 ~ 1937. Within the range, buy/sell back and forth for profits—do not chase orders. Range-trading plan (current preferred) Near 1935–1937, expect resistance and a stall in the rise; open a short, stop-loss 1945, targets 1910–1906 Pull back near 1905 without breaking down; once it stops falling and closes bullish, open a long, stop-loss 1900, targets 1932–1937
2. Breakout plan (follow the move after the break)
• A bullish breakout above 1943 with volume; on the pullback, add longs, stop-loss 1936, upside targets 1970–1980
• A valid breakdown below 1905 (hourly close lower than this level); follow with shorts, stop-loss 1913, first target 1882
✅ Long positions: On a pullback to 1905–1908, if support holds and stabilizes, enter another long. Stop loss: below 1902. Targets: 1938–1943. If it breaks through, reduce positions. ✅ Short positions: When price rises to 1940–1942 and faces resistance without pushing higher, try a short. Stop loss: above 1945. Targets: 1910–1905.
If 1850 can be held, then the market still needs to grind back and forth. In the near term, watch three levels: 1800, 1850, and 1900. If 1850 holds, there is a chance to reach 1900. If it breaks below 1800, it will trigger a downward trend.
The event contracts are really fascinating—like a straightforward little cutie. One decisive move settles everything. No wonder so many people are obsessed. But if you keep playing long-term, you’ll inevitably end up running into some unavoidable pattern. I suggest finding the right moments to place a few trades directly, then take a break, and once you have the chance, keep the cycle going 🔁
Is 150x my limit? I've always wanted to go beyond it, but it's really, really hard! If something is hard, not doing it isn't my style. I'll keep going. I still have 19 challenge attempts left.
Turn it up 8x—I didn’t dare to screenshot everything; I’m afraid I’ll get accused of photo-editing. Better to crop just a small part. There aren’t many people as real as I am anymore. Make the most of it while you still can—cherish it!