Looking at the FHE market this wave, the bullish sentiment has already reached an extreme. Continuous rallying without any significant selling is itself quite suspicious. What's more heartbreaking is that the price has already broken the previous high, so where else can it go?
Honestly, without a floodgate-style decline, this wave of gains won't be profitable at all. Are they really treating the bears as fuel for the rally? That needs to be carefully considered. If the fire burns a bit hotter, can our stop-loss be executed smoothly?
The current plan is this: place a short order around 0.171, set take profit at 0.128, and set stop-loss at 0.192. Can this order pass safely? What do you traders think—does this risk-reward ratio make sense?
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OfflineValidator
· 6h ago
Bro, your stop-loss is too tight on this order. Only 21 points from 0.171 to 0.192, easy to get swept.
Can't you loosen it a bit?
I also see that the bullish sentiment is overheated, but your risk-reward ratio is indeed a bit unfavorable.
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TrustMeBro
· 6h ago
0.171 short position? Bro, your stop-loss is a bit tight, it could be pierced at 0.192 at any moment.
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DegenDreamer
· 6h ago
0.171 short position? This guy's really bold, isn't he afraid it will directly jump to 0.2?
Looking at the FHE market this wave, the bullish sentiment has already reached an extreme. Continuous rallying without any significant selling is itself quite suspicious. What's more heartbreaking is that the price has already broken the previous high, so where else can it go?
Honestly, without a floodgate-style decline, this wave of gains won't be profitable at all. Are they really treating the bears as fuel for the rally? That needs to be carefully considered. If the fire burns a bit hotter, can our stop-loss be executed smoothly?
The current plan is this: place a short order around 0.171, set take profit at 0.128, and set stop-loss at 0.192. Can this order pass safely? What do you traders think—does this risk-reward ratio make sense?