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Summarize yesterday.
Yesterday, the sleep order was hung up and lost... Let's summarize yesterday's trading results.
First order: 3622+3586, minimum precise entry at 3584, rebound to a maximum of 3572, we take profit at 3560 for a 70 point profit.
Second order: 3579+3542 minimum to 3561 rebound maximum 3654, we take profit above 30 with a profit of 60 points.
Third order: 3588+3556 lowest to 3581 rebounded to 3530, take profit set at 3530, but I manually exited at 3515. 30 points profit.
Fourth order: sleep was hung on the combination of 3525+3486. The first hit was 3490 without giving the second position, then it directly broke to around 342. We lost at 3460. A loss of 35 points.
Yesterday's big drop allowed us to gain more than 120 points in long position profits.
Then someone might ask, why not short?
We placed a short position at a good level on the previous day at 3865, but there was no pattern, and the subsequent rebounds did not reach the expected short entry point.
Additionally, yesterday during the day, I expected the rebound point to be around 3750, which would relatively provide a larger profit. However, it only rebounded to around 3722, and subsequently, it kept falling deeper (but I couldn't see it falling that deep at the time). Basically, I missed one position, and it was difficult to stop-loss while chasing short positions afterward, with low cost-effectiveness.
Take a short break and study today's points.