In fact, one cannot fully trust market logic; one can only analyze it, but absolutely should not execute based on it as an instruction.
For example, everyone tells you what positions are support and what positions are resistance. When you take profit or stop loss at those positions, do the market makers not anticipate your predictions?
Therefore, my advice is to use candlestick patterns as a judgment of trends while considering macroeconomic factors and Federal Reserve news as references. Then, at the pre-set take profit/stop loss levels, close your positions in advance to avoid being counter-predicted by the market makers and getting pinched.
There is a saying: when logic becomes consensus, it no longer makes money. The real money is made by those who go against the consensus.
