Two days ago, $PIPPIN had a short opportunity at the 0.44 level, and I discussed the strategy during the live stream. The core principle is: after take-profit covers the cost, let the remaining position follow the market movement. This approach works remarkably well for traders who can monitor the market all day.
Considering that not everyone can watch the charts constantly, I directly recommended closing all short positions. Right after that, the price rallied to 0.436, and traders who hadn't closed their shorts were indeed caught off guard by this move.
However, there's a key point here—traders with superior positioning have a clear advantage. Those who entered at well-timed levels and latecomers experience completely different outcomes. I won't go into the specific logic; traders who watch the market will naturally understand it. This illustrates the importance of timing and risk management in short-term trading.
Two days ago, $PIPPIN had a short opportunity at the 0.44 level, and I discussed the strategy during the live stream. The core principle is: after take-profit covers the cost, let the remaining position follow the market movement. This approach works remarkably well for traders who can monitor the market all day.
Considering that not everyone can watch the charts constantly, I directly recommended closing all short positions. Right after that, the price rallied to 0.436, and traders who hadn't closed their shorts were indeed caught off guard by this move.
However, there's a key point here—traders with superior positioning have a clear advantage. Those who entered at well-timed levels and latecomers experience completely different outcomes. I won't go into the specific logic; traders who watch the market will naturally understand it. This illustrates the importance of timing and risk management in short-term trading.