Gold has been breaking new highs all the way up, and silver has also broken through the 89 level. The more the market surges, the more you should beware of a pullback after the spike — this is a well-known but often overlooked risk. My approach is simple: during midnight hours, focus on shorting at high levels.
Silver Trading Strategy: The 89-90 range is my shorting zone. Stop-loss set at: 91 If the direction is correct, target levels are: 85, 83, 80, 77, 75
Trading Tips: Don’t be greedy. Consider taking profits each time you reach a target level. There’s no need to hold a full position to the very end.
Risk Disclaimer: Silver and similar commodities are highly volatile. When trading, always adhere to your stop-loss discipline, and manage your position sizes with restraint. Avoid full-position trades. Trading involves risks; before entering, consider how much loss you can tolerate. $BTC
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 3h ago
It's the same old story of shorting at high levels, I've heard it for two years... If it really drops to 75 after breaking 89, I'll eat noodles live on my stream.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 01-15 16:19
It's the same old trick of shorting at a high level. Last time I did this, I got caught for $500. Do I still dare to believe this kind of analysis? Haha
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StableNomad
· 01-14 01:44
ngl the "89-90 shorting setup" thing reminds me of UST in May... everyone had their perfect technical levels too. statistically speaking though, risk-reward on this actually looks reasonable if you stick to the stop loss discipline. most don't tho lol
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-13 18:15
89 broke through and still went short, this guy's really brave. I just want to see if there will be another reversal at midnight.
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0xInsomnia
· 01-13 18:11
Shorting at high levels at midnight, I agree with this approach. I'm just worried it might be another fake breakout to trap retail investors.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-13 18:06
nah the whole "fade the rip" playbook only works until it doesn't... watching people get liquidated at 91 while preaching risk management is peak crypto theater tbh
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BearMarketBard
· 01-13 18:02
Another attempt to short at a high level... Every time I say I want to reduce my position, and what happens? The stop loss at 91 is like I never set it.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-13 18:00
Here comes the short-selling idea again. I haven't forgotten how my previous high-level short was slapped down.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 01-13 18:00
89, is it just going to drop after a quick rise? Sounds good, but CPI hasn't been released yet. It feels a bit early to short now.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-13 17:57
It's the same old pattern of shorting at high levels. This time, can you please not cut my leeks? Haha
#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 1.14 Silver Nighttime Market Observation:
Gold has been breaking new highs all the way up, and silver has also broken through the 89 level. The more the market surges, the more you should beware of a pullback after the spike — this is a well-known but often overlooked risk. My approach is simple: during midnight hours, focus on shorting at high levels.
Silver Trading Strategy: The 89-90 range is my shorting zone.
Stop-loss set at: 91
If the direction is correct, target levels are: 85, 83, 80, 77, 75
Trading Tips: Don’t be greedy. Consider taking profits each time you reach a target level. There’s no need to hold a full position to the very end.
Risk Disclaimer: Silver and similar commodities are highly volatile. When trading, always adhere to your stop-loss discipline, and manage your position sizes with restraint. Avoid full-position trades. Trading involves risks; before entering, consider how much loss you can tolerate. $BTC