Recently, the trend of CLO is worth paying close attention to. From the position of 0.7123, there is a high probability of a rally in the near future, with the target around 0.7992. However, a question mark needs to be placed here—there may be considerable risks lurking at that level.
Judging from trading volume and historical manipulation habits, this upward move is likely to be carefully orchestrated. The main players have accumulated a large number of short stop-loss orders at the 0.76 level. Once the price surges to around 0.7992, these stops will be triggered one by one, and subsequent pullbacks tend to be quite rapid. In other words, the high level is not the target but a means to clear out the traders.
For traders holding long positions, strategy is crucial. Consider taking profits in stages around 0.79; there's no need to chase the absolute high. Many are attracted by the last bit of profit, only to be caught in a waterfall decline—after all, the speed of a drop is always faster than your reaction time.
Overall, this level indeed presents opportunities, but risk management is more important. Timing well and realizing gains at the right price is more practical than stubbornly holding out for the last dollar at the top.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 01-09 05:22
Ah, it's the main force's manipulation again. Selling at 0.79 is the right way.
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GetRichLeek
· 01-09 01:34
It's the same "whale clearing the order book" theory again. I almost suffered a huge loss last time I heard this, but... selling in batches at 0.79 is indeed more reliable than holding on stubbornly.
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SleepTrader
· 01-08 23:54
It's the same story again... Main players accumulating, high-level shakeouts, waterfall crashes—I've heard it so many times my ears are getting calloused.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-08 23:53
It's the same old story again—main players shaking out, stop-loss orders, waterfall crashes... I'm tired of hearing it, buddy.
Honestly, these suggestions to sell in batches at high levels sound good, but few can actually do it. Still greedy for that last bit, and as a result, a single limit-down causes you to go back to square one.
0.79 is indeed a point to consider reducing positions; don't ask me how I know—paying tuition repeatedly is the best teacher.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-08 23:51
Should I run at 0.79? What are you waiting for?
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RektRecorder
· 01-08 23:50
It's the same trick again, the main force is laying in wait to trigger the short stop-loss and just waiting for us to step into the trap.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-08 23:48
It's that same routine again, clearing out positions at high levels... Saying this every time, and what’s the result?
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Selling at 0.79 sounds stable but also too conservative. I still want to take a chance.
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Is the main force stacking stop-loss orders at 0.76? Bro, how are you so sure?
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Basically, don’t be greedy. Take what you get and run. Everyone understands this principle, but no one can do it haha.
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When the waterfall drops, no one can react in time. I’ve tried.
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Let’s see if it can break through 0.8. Anyway, I’ve already entered the market.
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Risk management sounds good, but when the moment comes, who will remember to take profits...
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-08 23:46
It's the same trick again. I've seen too many instances of high-level washouts.
Still advising people not to be greedy at that 0.79 level? Sounds good, but when it really hits 0.8, a bunch of people will go all-in.
Recently, the trend of CLO is worth paying close attention to. From the position of 0.7123, there is a high probability of a rally in the near future, with the target around 0.7992. However, a question mark needs to be placed here—there may be considerable risks lurking at that level.
Judging from trading volume and historical manipulation habits, this upward move is likely to be carefully orchestrated. The main players have accumulated a large number of short stop-loss orders at the 0.76 level. Once the price surges to around 0.7992, these stops will be triggered one by one, and subsequent pullbacks tend to be quite rapid. In other words, the high level is not the target but a means to clear out the traders.
For traders holding long positions, strategy is crucial. Consider taking profits in stages around 0.79; there's no need to chase the absolute high. Many are attracted by the last bit of profit, only to be caught in a waterfall decline—after all, the speed of a drop is always faster than your reaction time.
Overall, this level indeed presents opportunities, but risk management is more important. Timing well and realizing gains at the right price is more practical than stubbornly holding out for the last dollar at the top.