Summarize the situation of tonight's live broadcast. Last time, I predicted a fight between He and Yi, a decline, then a US entry to buy after the drop, and I successfully predicted the reversal entry. This time, I fought the decline, beat Iran to win big, and it rose; fighting Iran caused it to rise; underwear was killed and rose again; continued fighting Iran, and it rose. During the day, global stocks fell; at night, US stocks rose.
During the live broadcast, I was right about the short positions. I continued to hold profits and kept shorting, losing 3,000 points. There was a mistake here—my stop loss was too large, I forgot to set a stop loss, and reacted too late. This shows that serious trading requires no distractions, especially when doing other things.
Both the international situation and news should not be guessed whether they will rise or fall. Follow the market; even if you guess correctly, you need to set your take profit and stop loss. Enter short at 665, set the same; the market won't move according to your expectations, just respond accordingly. Honestly, I didn't understand the US stock movements tonight, so I lost money. This is also what I often say—the market has about 30% that is incomprehensible; people can't earn outside of their understanding.
What about my next move? Middle Eastern countries have started to speak out, Trump clearly said Iran's missile development is rapid and can reach Europe and the US. If this continues, Iran's big weapons haven't even been sent out yet! I think the Bitcoin above 705-710 won't reach 720. I discussed the global capital flow, technical analysis, and subsequent predictions during the live.
It's not hard to see that wars between countries depend on independent research and development. A few years ago, the US was constantly pressuring North Korea to denuclearize. After North Korea developed missiles that could directly reach the US, the US hasn't bothered North Korea much for many years. Countries are like this; as individuals, so are we. Trading relies on skill to make money for the long term. You can't rely on others to lead you; you must learn yourself, understand thoroughly, and be clear. Not only technical skills need to be perfect, but also mindset, self-cultivation, and enlightenment—integrity and righteousness. Trading also requires luck. When I am out of the market, I take 2,000. If it drops 4,000 points, gaining 2,000 is luck. Setting stop losses is also luck—luck comes from blessings, which come from how many people you lift up. Don't harm others; Heaven will bless you. Even if you suffer losses at first, it will be made up later. Bad people can't help!
My spot holdings are reduced to about 70,000. When the price drops, fellow coin traders, be very cautious with contracts—they are very risky. Always pay attention to stop loss, especially for beginners. If you don't understand spot trading, don't play with contracts.