ETH: Summary of discussions in the Shuqin Mute Group (18:00:10 ~ 19:00:10)

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1. Current Recommended Direction - It is recommended to start buy the dips and dollar-cost averaging when the ETH price is around 1500, as there is a strong tendency to tentatively build positions. - In the short term, you can long near the 1900 support level and take advantage of the rebound opportunity brought by Bitcoin's short-term support of 65,000 to make a small rebound operation of about 2,000 points. - Overall, it is predicted that ETH may continue to fall to around 1000. We advise against blindly chasing the price up. Conservative investors are advised to wait and see to accumulate coins at a lower price. 2. Position and Risk Management Recommendations - Start by gradually establishing trial positions from 1500. For long, it is recommended to participate with a small position, which is considered as establishing positions in a bear market. Those with a higher risk tolerance can appropriately increase their positions. - The rebound operation aims for a 2000-point increase, and the stop loss point can be set slightly below the 1900 support level for protection. - Watch whether the price falls below 1500. If it does, it will be a signal to add to your position. Conservative investors should wait for the price to reach 50,000 or more before accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin. 3. Adapt to trading styles - Suitable for conservative medium-term investors to use a dollar-cost averaging approach, gradually building positions during bear market bottoms. - Short-term aggressive traders can use the short-term support around 1900 to make quick in-and-out trades on rebounds, targeting a rebound of 2000 points. - When making trading decisions, pay attention to the US employment data at 9:30 PM tonight and the CPI inflation data on Friday as market catalysts. Avoid blindly holding positions and adjust strategies flexibly.

Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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