Key Points for Market Up and Down Operations
The market's sideways movement hides good opportunities; when prices are in a dip, it's a good time to enter. Do not blindly chase high prices when they surge. When the market is buzzing and everyone is frantically buying, that is exactly the time to decisively sell.
If prices continue to rise slightly, it indicates a stable upward trend, and you can continue to hold. Once there is a significant continuous rise, it's necessary to exit quickly to avoid risks.
If prices suddenly drop sharply with low trading volume, it is often a tactic to intimidate by the main players, so there is no need to panic; however, if there is a slow decline accompanied by increased trading volume, it indicates significant selling pressure, and you should evacuate quickly.
After a substantial price surge, there will be a pullback. If a deep correction does not occur and creates a 'deep pit', do not rush to buy in large amounts; wait for the right opportunity.