$HEMI The order book is too thin; as soon as there’s a little bit of selling activity, it drops. The Indian (A-something) team’s trading budget is really small.
$HEMI The dog traders are going to inject upward; be careful of getting liquidated on a 0.0057 move—take some profit first and wait, then add back after it rises higher.
$HEMI For the standard bearish structure, there are no signs of a breakout in volume yet. Stop loss: 0.00574. Slight position on the main order. Even the pig's trotter rice is still food.
$SYN This plate’s long open short positions have been holding on to the telecom fees to eat; it’s really unbelievable. They’ve been holding it for a year and still haven’t closed.
$TAC With a market value of 14 million—what dream are you thinking of? If you try to catch fish. First push it up by another 200 basis points, then let it drop 5~70 basis points, and bounce back like that twice—it might still work. Hurry up and pump it. The trapped positions above have basically cut losses. I’ll give you my Ants position worth $100—consider it like a massage for “the big boss.”
$EVAA box consolidation and grinding for long positions. If price dips with a downward needle then it increases longs; if it rises with an upward needle then it chases longs. In short, it’s just controlling position size to go long$EVAA
Too much leverage in the garlic chive sector—too many people are doing too much long. Not only has the sell-off trend continued, even the continuation long is being attempted. The capital flow is like opening the sluice gates $TAC
Pulling up is an opportunity that’s empty; the trapped orders above can’t pull up unless they cut their losses. $TAC However, make sure to set a stop loss properly