2025-12-29 18:21:51

Summarized trading experiences developed over the years, sharing for everyone's reference.

**Tip 1**: Small increases keep coming, big gains are just ahead. Many rush to buy at slight rises, but end up missing the main upward wave.

**Tip 2**: Beware of continuous surges. This is the time to consider taking profits and not be greedy.

**Tip 3**: During downward consolidation, a rebound is imminent. Consolidation often indicates buildup; don’t be scared out.

**Tip 4**: Horizontal trading during an uptrend, watch out for a pullback. This is a technical signal.

**Tip 5**: When the overall trend is downward, small rises often signal a reversal. Minor upward movements against the trend suggest bulls are gaining strength.

**Tip 6**: Don’t hold onto hope during small dips in a trend; prices will continue to fall. The power of the trend is strong.

**Tip 7**: Rapid declines with low volume? Don’t panic, this is usually a scare tactic by the big players and won’t last.

**Tip 8**: Slow declines with high volume indicate genuine distribution. Bulls should exit decisively.

These 8 tips are not some magical formula, just a summary of market patterns. Used well, they can help you avoid many pitfalls.

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PerpetualLonger

· 13h ago

I'll be straightforward, the fifth point is the ultimate skill; a small counter-trend rise indicates the main force is accumulating. This is the time to add to your position fully; that's the way to go. --- Considering taking profits after a continuous rally? Brother, are you insulting my faith? A small pullback is the last chance to get in. I've already increased my leverage threefold. --- Don't be scared out by a downward correction? I'm almost scared to death, but I still held on. That's called faith. --- Looking at point 7, I suddenly feel much better. That recent dip was probably just a scare tactic. Once it rebounds, I can break even. --- Point 1 is spot on. I was too early to buy the dip before and got cut. This time, I need to be smarter—continue adding on small rises. --- Slow decline with volume release... I checked the K-line, and it doesn't seem to have reached that level yet. I think I can wait a bit longer. --- Bro, I've memorized all 8 of these points, especially point 3. This time, I must buy the dip properly and not miss the main upward wave again.

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PanicSeller

· 13h ago

Hmm... Items 2 and 8 seem to contradict each other. One says to run when there's a continuous surge, and the other says a gradual decline is the real sign of distribution. So, when exactly should we take action?

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 13h ago

Article 2 is the most heartbreaking. During those consecutive surges, I just couldn't resist greed and ended up getting trapped. Small increases and decreases are indeed reliable signals, but the real challenge is execution. Another checklist to avoid pitfalls, but I still end up stepping into traps. Item 7 is correct; a sharp decline with no volume doesn't need to cause panic, but I still panicked haha. The counter-trend small rise in Item 5 is the hardest to judge and often leads to being deceived. The summary in Item 8 is good, but the problem is that it's easy to analyze charts but hard to execute trades. I deeply resonate with Item 3; it's easiest to get shaken out during整理. When there's a continuous surge, it's really time to run, but every time I think about waiting a bit longer, and then I can't turn back.

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