#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Silver Price Trend Analysis: Washout Repeatedly, Maintain Bearish Outlook
In recent days, silver's performance has been a true meat grinder for bulls and bears, with ups and downs, trapping many traders. Those who get swept out should consider it a lesson fee; there's nothing much to say, just be more cautious next time.
But this does not affect the core judgment—silver's overall trend remains under pressure, and the bearish outlook has not changed. Short positions at high levels are still a safe trading strategy; as long as the direction is correct, stay committed.
This time, precise entry points are crucial:
📍 Entry Opportunity: The 78.800-79.500 range is an ideal entry point 📍 Risk Level: Set a defense at 78 to prevent risk drift 📍 Target Path: Start from 77 downward, gradually aiming for 75, 73, with a final target of 71
Market fluctuations are normal; the key is not to be shaken. As long as the strategy is clear and risk control is in place, washouts can actually be opportunities for accumulation.
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OnchainSniper
· 01-07 17:35
Just shake out the weak hands, the bearish mindset remains unchanged. This wave down to 71 is definitely happening.
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WalletManager
· 01-07 17:35
The shakeout has been really intense lately, and a few of my friends got wiped out. But this is just the market teaching fee, the key is to keep your mindset intact. The data is right here; if it’s above 79.5, you should go short aggressively. Set your stop-loss at 78, and if your mental preparation is in place, you won't be afraid.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-07 17:34
Here we go again, harvesting retail investors like me. Go short between 78 and 79.5? Never mind, I'll just watch from the sidelines. I'm afraid of getting trapped again.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 01-07 17:32
It's the same old story, short-sellers short-sellers, and aren't there plenty of times they get hit back and slapped in the face?
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Silver Price Trend Analysis: Washout Repeatedly, Maintain Bearish Outlook
In recent days, silver's performance has been a true meat grinder for bulls and bears, with ups and downs, trapping many traders. Those who get swept out should consider it a lesson fee; there's nothing much to say, just be more cautious next time.
But this does not affect the core judgment—silver's overall trend remains under pressure, and the bearish outlook has not changed. Short positions at high levels are still a safe trading strategy; as long as the direction is correct, stay committed.
This time, precise entry points are crucial:
📍 Entry Opportunity: The 78.800-79.500 range is an ideal entry point
📍 Risk Level: Set a defense at 78 to prevent risk drift
📍 Target Path: Start from 77 downward, gradually aiming for 75, 73, with a final target of 71
Market fluctuations are normal; the key is not to be shaken. As long as the strategy is clear and risk control is in place, washouts can actually be opportunities for accumulation.