There are 5 basic laws for speculating in the currency circle:

1. Fast rise and slow fall = accumulation of funds. If the currency price rises rapidly but falls slowly, it may be that the dealer is quietly accumulating chips in preparation for the next wave of rise.

2. Fast fall and slow rise = shipment. A rapid decline but a slow rise indicates that market makers are gradually shipping goods and the market may be about to shift into a downward trend.

3. Don’t panic if you increase the volume at the top, run quickly if there is no volume at the top. If the high-level trading volume increases, it may continue to rise; but if the high-level trading volume shrinks, it means that the rise is weak, and you should get out of the market quickly.

4. Don’t rush to buy when the volume is high at the bottom. Consider continuing to increase the volume. The large volume at the bottom may be a relay of the decline, so observation is the main thing; if the large volume continues, it indicates the inflow of funds, and you can try to buy low.

5. Speculation in currencies = speculation in emotions, and emotions determine consensus. Market sentiment drives currency price fluctuations, and trading volume is a direct reflection of consensus.