US CPI data is about to be released, and market risk sentiment is heating up. WHY recently fell back to support levels, and the MACD on the hourly chart also shows a bullish crossover signal. This is a good position to lay in wait.
My plan is to enter in two batches. First, establish the initial position around 0.0000184, and if it continues to adjust, add another at 0.0000174. Although the risk isn't large, this kind of aggressive trading can be completed in one move—if it can't break the support, then look directly at 0.0000216. The return ratio is still acceptable.
Trading like this requires some courage. Before the data is released, prepare your positions so that no matter how the market moves, your mindset remains stable. Of course, risk management is essential; 0.0000174 is my stop-loss level. If it breaks, accept the loss and exit.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 15h ago
hypothesis: the support structure you're mapping here... it's basically the oracle problem but applied to price discovery, yeah? bridging the gap between MACD signals and actual execution 🤔 fascinating how traders still use it despite the lag
Oh wow, the battle before this CPI release was quite interesting, but I still think entering at 184 was a bit too early.
Honestly, the idea of stacking orders in batches isn't a problem, I'm just worried that once the data is out, it might break through the support directly... I have to say, I'm quite impressed with your stop-loss discipline.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 16h ago
Golden cross bottoming out, this wave is indeed quite interesting. The idea of entering in batches is pretty good.
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Prepare your ammunition before the CPI release; I agree with this logic.
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Take a shot near the support level, but make sure to set a stop loss. Don't get stubborn and hold on if it breaks through.
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Entering in two batches is effective, but I'm worried about a black swan event in the data causing a sharp drop.
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You're right, staying calm and having your positions in place is the way to make money. That's the right rhythm.
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0.0000174 is the bottom line. If it drops lower, it's time to admit defeat. Don't be greedy.
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The hourly chart's golden cross isn't necessarily reliable; still, wait for confirmation signals before following.
US CPI data is about to be released, and market risk sentiment is heating up. WHY recently fell back to support levels, and the MACD on the hourly chart also shows a bullish crossover signal. This is a good position to lay in wait.
My plan is to enter in two batches. First, establish the initial position around 0.0000184, and if it continues to adjust, add another at 0.0000174. Although the risk isn't large, this kind of aggressive trading can be completed in one move—if it can't break the support, then look directly at 0.0000216. The return ratio is still acceptable.
Trading like this requires some courage. Before the data is released, prepare your positions so that no matter how the market moves, your mindset remains stable. Of course, risk management is essential; 0.0000174 is my stop-loss level. If it breaks, accept the loss and exit.