$RIVER Analyze the signal for a short tomorrow morning. If the pattern appears, it will be a 10x opportunity!

① First, look at the daily K chart at 8:00 AM for the close. If a bearish engulfing pattern forms after the close, then the daily K pattern is confirmed.
② The best closing price during the day should not be above 47.5, and ideally not exceed 50; monitor whether the volume of the daily bearish candle is greater than that of the previous bullish candle.
③ If the basic elements above are met, then observe the 1h/15min intraday charts for a second top test with increased volume, indicating a shorting opportunity.
④ Focus on the 51-60 range; a decrease in volume leading to a second high with increased volume is a sign to act.
⑤ Set a hard stop-loss at the high point of 66 or tomorrow’s peak.
⑥ For short-term cycles, reduce positions in batches over 3-5 days or at 20x, 2x, 5x, 8x leverage.
⑦ It is recommended to use spare change or small funds that you don’t mind losing; always include a hard stop-loss. Avoid heavy positions and repetitive trades—just do it once. The key is to act once the expected move is confirmed.
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