#数字资产市场动态 Looking at DOGE's recent trend, I have compiled a trading strategy. $DOGE is currently near a key resistance level, and from a technical perspective, there is a possibility of a correction.
If you position short orders within the 0.12830-0.13030 range, you can take profits in stages:
• The first batch around 0.12630 to lock in some gains and secure basic profits • Continue holding some positions, targeting 0.12430
This layered take-profit approach can maximize the overall trading gains. However, the key is to set stop-losses in advance—once the price breaks above the critical level, exit immediately to control risk, which is more important than anything.
In actual trading, price movements are very fast, so specific entry points and real-time adjustments require close monitoring. Market conditions change rapidly, so caution comes first.
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ProtocolRebel
· 14h ago
Poor stop-loss management can really make you lose your faith in life; I've seen too many cases.
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UnluckyLemur
· 01-20 04:06
It's the same old layered take-profit strategy again. I think this time, it's highly likely to cause a market crash.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 01-20 04:00
Short position? Here we go again. How did the people who did this last time turn out? Do they not have a clear idea?
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FloorSweeper
· 01-20 03:57
Another short position thesis? You explained it quite thoroughly, but brother, I have some doubts this time. Is 0.128 really a resistance level? It feels like it should have broken already.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-20 03:54
It's the same kind of analysis again, feels like every time you can predict the resistance level, is it real or not?
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-20 03:44
Short position? Bro, are you trying to set me up? DOGE, this dog, loves to suddenly surge when you open a short position.
This layered take-profit strategy sounds good, but honestly, who can keep an eye on the market? As soon as you turn around, you're caught.
Not to mention, stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do. When it comes to that critical point, your finger just won't press down.
Just watch the show, anyway. I've already cut my losses from my all-in.
DOGE is now just a gambling game. No matter how much technical analysis I do, in the end, it's all about Elon Musk's tweet.
Bro, this idea is good, but I think you should look at the candlestick charts a few more times before making a move. No need to rush.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-20 03:43
Yeah, this layered take-profit strategy looks pretty good, but the key question is whether anyone can really stick to the stop-loss.
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Short positions sound appealing, but honestly, I'm not too sure about the 0.128 level; I think it's a bit overestimated.
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I agree with the layered take-profit approach, but I'm worried that a sudden sharp move could wipe out the stop-loss, and that's the most annoying part.
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It looks simple, but in practice, it's easy to lose composure when watching the market, especially during after-hours trading.
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Where should the stop-loss be set? It seems the article didn't make it clear.
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This price level might be overdone; the risk-reward ratio feels just so-so.
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I just want to ask, can the take-profit really follow the plan? Usually, it gets hit by a reverse move.
#数字资产市场动态 Looking at DOGE's recent trend, I have compiled a trading strategy. $DOGE is currently near a key resistance level, and from a technical perspective, there is a possibility of a correction.
If you position short orders within the 0.12830-0.13030 range, you can take profits in stages:
• The first batch around 0.12630 to lock in some gains and secure basic profits
• Continue holding some positions, targeting 0.12430
This layered take-profit approach can maximize the overall trading gains. However, the key is to set stop-losses in advance—once the price breaks above the critical level, exit immediately to control risk, which is more important than anything.
In actual trading, price movements are very fast, so specific entry points and real-time adjustments require close monitoring. Market conditions change rapidly, so caution comes first.