People always say:
“Buy red, sell green.”
Sounds good, right?
So why do most traders still lose?
It’s simple:
When the market is red, they panic — think it’ll drop further.
When it’s green, they chase — thinking it’ll keep rising.
Let me explain:
Buying on a red day isn’t a strategy — it’s just guessing.
Not every dip is a deal.
Some dips are traps.
Some bleed slowly.
Some go much lower.
So how do you know which red day to buy?
Here’s the real game plan:
Zoom out to the weekly chart — that’s where the truth is.
That’s where structure speaks.
Watch for:
Price reacting to the same levels over and over
Areas that rejected or bounced without weekly closes below
Old resistance turned into support
These aren’t random zones.
They’re where smart money steps in.
But even then — don’t guess the bottom.
Wait for confirmation:
Long wicks? Buyers showed up.
Weekly close back inside a key level? Good sign.
Volume spike? Real interest is there.
Bottoms form when:
Structure holds
Fear is highest
Most have given up
Not when it feels safe —
When it feels dumb to buy.
So no, don’t “buy the dip” blindly.
Buy the reaction.
At key levels.
With clear signs of buyers.
Because when it finally looks obvious?
You’ll be:
Too scared
Too late
Or already out.
My goal?
Help my people buy near the bottom —
Not just because it’s red,
But because it’s right.