2026-01-13 16:31:27

#美国贸易赤字状况 From a technical perspective, this position is quite interesting now. Around 3180 is a good entry point, and if there is a pullback, the range of 3150 to 3160 would be even better — you can build positions in batches instead of going all in at once.

Risk management is key. Set the stop loss at 3120, which gives a stop loss range of about 2%, and that is acceptable.

As for targets, if the market cooperates, the range of 3250 to 3280 is worth watching. Based on this logic, the expected return could be around 3 to 4%. Of course, macro factors (such as changes in the US trade landscape) might introduce variables, so be flexible and adjust your strategy accordingly — don’t just rely solely on technical analysis.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 11h ago

Gradually building positions is indeed stable; just worried that the market may not cooperate and drop in the opposite direction.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 13h ago

ngl the 3150-3160 zone is basically screaming statistical anomaly rn... macro noise always ruins the clean technicals tho, feels bad

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 13h ago

Staggered position building is still somewhat interesting, but when it reaches the critical level at 3150, how many people can really resist not rushing in? Historical data has already told us that this is the most likely time for a breakdown.

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BearMarketHustler

· 13h ago

The logic of building positions in batches is still stable. I'm just worried that if a pullback doesn't reach the 3150 level, retail investors' mentality will collapse, and they'll go all-in directly.

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EthSandwichHero

· 13h ago

3150 to 3160 is really the sweet spot, buying in batches feels much more comfortable --- Those who go all-in are warriors, I’m a cowardly player --- 2% stop loss is a bit tight, afraid of being swept --- The macro variables are well explained, trade situations can change at any time --- 3 to 4% gains may not sound like much, but they are steady --- Don’t just look at the K-line, there’s been too much movement on the US side recently --- Building positions in batches is the way to win, going all-in once will eventually lead to losses --- If it can reach 3280, I’ll wake up laughing, depends on the US side’s attitude --- Stop loss points are set scientifically, but once the market gaps, it’s game over --- Feels like the current position is quite interesting, but there are too many variables in the macro picture --- The technical analysis looks good, just worried about a fundamental shock --- The idea of building positions in batches is solid, much better than all-in

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NFTDreamer

· 14h ago

Position 3150 is indeed attractive, entering in batches steadily --- It's the same old story with US trade, macro fundamentals are the real boss --- I think a 2% stop loss is a bit tight; this volatility can't be sustained --- A 3 to 4% return, just listen and hope to break even, that’s already a blessing --- People who don't go all-in are making money, but my impatient nature will get me hammered --- Is it really okay to wait for a pullback at 3160? Feels like I might miss out --- The trade deficit thing depends on how the subsequent policies are rolled out --- I love the idea of building positions in batches, but when it comes to execution, I end up going all in haha --- Should sell at 3250, don’t be too greedy --- The technical outlook looks good, but I fear a macro turn could wipe everything out

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