Several questions about the current market:
The increase has been large, profit-taking may occur at any time:
After a continuous rise, a large amount of short-term profit has been accumulated. Once signs of a pullback appear, it can easily trigger a sell-off.
Trading volume is starting to weaken:
The trading volume has not been able to expand continuously, indicating that the willingness of funds to follow has begun to diminish, which may result in insufficient strength for subsequent upward movements.
Daily/hourly indicators have diverged at high levels:
Technical indicators such as MACD and RSI have shown signs of divergence, which is often a precursor to a pullback.
Good news has just been released, need to guard against "good news being fully priced in":
Trump's tariff speech and policy benefits have been released. After the short-term reaction is completed, it is easy to rise sharply and then fall back.
Is it time to chase the rise now?
No. It is time to calmly observe and consider potential pullback entry opportunities, rather than impulsively chasing highs.
Real experts do not "follow the trend at high levels," but quietly lay out their plans when others are fearful and during pullbacks.
Suggested operational thinking:
For existing positions:
Set take-profit levels and gradually take profits to exit;
Or tighten the stop-loss line to prevent profit loss.
For those without positions: Don’t chase the highs!
Wait for a pullback and stabilization before choosing an entry point, such as a bounce on important support levels, moving averages, or the appearance of hourly-level bottoming signals.
In one sentence:
Chasing highs feels good for a moment, but a pullback can lead to panic liquidation.
Without a rhythm, no matter how strong the technique, it won't help.
Real profit comes not from chasing, but from waiting.
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