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🥘 If you entered multiple times between 68500-69000 yesterday, take partial profits at the current 70500, continue taking profits near 71600, and hold the remainder for breakeven.
🥘 If there's an intraday pullback to 68500-68700, you can continue entering safe positions for more, with targets at 69600-70500-71600-72500 in batches for taking profits, stop loss below 67700.
🥘 There's only one recommended entry zone for shorts: 72513-73520. You can use tiered batch limit orders to achieve better average prices. Take profit reference at the support levels shown in the chart below for gradual position reduction, stop loss set above 74600.
🔥 Recommended position management allocation for batch entries:
Two position entry ratio: 3:7 or 2:8
Three position entry ratio: 2:3:5
Four position entry ratio: 1:2:3:4
🔥 Three good habits for short-term position holding:
When you're unsure whether to exit with floating profits, directly take profit on half the position and keep the rest for breakeven—you'll never go wrong; after floating profits for a while, you can reduce the averaged-down portion and habitually set breakeven stops or trailing stops—this is the bottom line, never let it turn into floating losses; take profit target levels are always just aspirational, don't be too fixated on taking profit exactly at target levels.
🔥 Don't place orders at round numbers, don't use heavy positions, and position management always comes first!