Brothers, I have been studying the overall trend of the weekly and daily charts since this morning.

Now, to put it simply, the market is waiting for a major breakout of a trend line—whether it's a gradual adjustment and rise or a direct breakout and surge.
This question is worth paying attention to right now. No matter how it rises, the main trend is bullish. Our goal is to position ourselves for this year's bull market clearly and plainly.
So, for spot trading, just hold your position and wait for the breakout; for futures, it’s best to buy on dips and go long.
Of course, if you want to short against the trend midway, you must control your position size and manage your strength well.
Just like I mentioned in yesterday’s live broadcast, why didn’t I hold onto the profit and reverse short at the high point the day before yesterday?
The main reason is that I was afraid to hold the short position properly, so once I was in profit, I ran. In the end, it all reached the expected support level.
It’s just that I didn’t fully eat the whole fish, only part of the head and the body.
So, I want to tell everyone here: shorting against the trend requires careful control.
It’s better to wait for a pullback to position for a long.