2026-01-20 04:40:57

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 In the current market, the key level of 3200 has become an important reference point for bears. Aggressive traders can freely establish short positions above this price level, with a potentially considerable profit space.

If you prefer a more conservative approach? 3250 is a more comfortable entry point. Although the entry position is slightly later, risk control will be more friendly.

From a short-term perspective, the current market offers about 60 points of adjustment space. As long as the market remains above 3230, the opportunity to continue looking for a decline still exists. Especially in the context of weak macroeconomic data and falling inflation expectations, such technical shorting opportunities are worth paying attention to.

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unrekt.eth

· 5h ago

Breaking 3200 is a hurdle. To be honest, this round of bearish signals is indeed somewhat interesting. I agree with conservative traders choosing 3250; aggressive traders still need to withstand the pullback themselves. Inflation has come down, making it good for shorting, but I'm just worried the data might reverse again.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 17h ago

3200 broke yet? Still hesitating and dithering, waiting to die --- Steady operation sounds good, but the profit is like a snail --- Can we short just because inflation is easing? Wake up, brother --- Feels like the 3230 line is about to break at any moment, I bet five bucks it breaks --- 60 points of space? After deducting fees, how much is left? --- Aggressive and conservative are just pretenses; in fact, both are just gambling with luck --- How come I didn't see weak macro data? How come you all saw it? --- It's that same technical analysis again, always so confident

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SlowLearnerWang

· 17h ago

Here we go again. I'll probably have to wait until the market is over before I can react to this bearish opportunity, haha.

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TxFailed

· 17h ago

ngl, "risk control more friendly" is just fancy talk for "i got rekt at 3200 last time" lol. learned this the hard way—those comfortable entry points? they're usually where everyone's already bleeding out. 3250 sounds safe until it doesn't, ya know

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FlatlineTrader

· 17h ago

The 3200 level is indeed fierce, but I still think waiting for 3250 is safer... Aggressive guys can be adventurous, but let's just forget it. This round of inflation data is poor, and the bears do have a chance, but the 60-point space doesn't seem as big as expected. If 3230 can't hold, then we need to reassess. It feels like this market has been a bit turbulent lately.

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