In November, I opened a position around 42. Then I increased my position by 44 until 48. I have already done a few waves of operations. I have used the facts to prove that my operation was correct. Now that I am shorting my position, I am preparing to start at the current price again! Are they together?

Every time is basically a small rebound, a big decline, it seems like a rebound, but the overall volume can't keep up. Looking at trading for two days in a row, the main force throws out chips and then grabs low chips and pulls back. In the bookmaker's jargon is “cut chives,” then this wave of rebound focuses on whether it can break through the pressure level of 130 upward. Time shakes. The rise will not be too strong. If the upward breakthrough is successful, then look around 137 next. In this position, you need to be careful about selling chips again.
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