#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Last night, the price briefly surged to 91,200 but couldn't hold, and now it has fallen back to around 90,175. This clear high point indicates that the bullish momentum is almost exhausted, and selling pressure has started to appear.
Currently, the price is fluctuating around the 90,000 USD level, which is a critical point—both a psychological barrier and technical support. If this level breaks, it would confirm a short-term top, leaving room for further decline. The 89,300 to 89,500 range should provide some support, and below that, the 89,000 level will come into focus.
So, the early trading strategy is straightforward—mainly short positions. When the price rebounds to the 90,500 to 90,800 range, if it faces resistance, consider shorting, but always set the stop-loss above 91,200 to prevent risks from spiraling out of control. The first target is the 90,000 level after the drop from 91,200. If it breaks, hold and look further down. In such market conditions, risk management is more important than anything else.
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MergeConflict
· 13h ago
91200 really can't hold up anymore. This round of long positions is indeed losing strength quickly. It looks very uncomfortable.
The bottom-fishing again, now we have to see if 89000 can hold.
The bullish strategy is fine, but I'm just worried that when it rebounds to that level, there might be some unexpected surprises.
Risk control is correct; setting stop-losses properly is the only way to survive longer. Otherwise, a single liquidation could be a complete waste.
The 90000 level is really critical. If it breaks, we have to admit defeat and look downward, we can't hold on stubbornly.
I've said it long ago, in such chaotic markets, keeping a good record is more valuable than anything else.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-11 23:41
If 91,200 can't hold, it means there's really no one to take over. This wave down will probably depend on whether 89,000 can hold.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-11 23:41
91200 is the peak; if it can't break the high point, the bulls will have to give up.
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BlockDetective
· 01-11 23:39
If 91,200 can't hold, then it's clear there's no hope. The bears are starting to get arrogant.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-11 23:31
The 91,200 level can't hold anymore. Now it's all about whether 90,000 can be maintained.
Shorting wisely, don't be greedy.
How many positions will be liquidated in this wave?
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PebbleHander
· 01-11 23:28
91200 wasn't held, I knew this breakout was coming.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Last night, the price briefly surged to 91,200 but couldn't hold, and now it has fallen back to around 90,175. This clear high point indicates that the bullish momentum is almost exhausted, and selling pressure has started to appear.
Currently, the price is fluctuating around the 90,000 USD level, which is a critical point—both a psychological barrier and technical support. If this level breaks, it would confirm a short-term top, leaving room for further decline. The 89,300 to 89,500 range should provide some support, and below that, the 89,000 level will come into focus.
So, the early trading strategy is straightforward—mainly short positions. When the price rebounds to the 90,500 to 90,800 range, if it faces resistance, consider shorting, but always set the stop-loss above 91,200 to prevent risks from spiraling out of control. The first target is the 90,000 level after the drop from 91,200. If it breaks, hold and look further down. In such market conditions, risk management is more important than anything else.