Core understanding: The market is unpredictable; mnemonics are summaries of experiences, not guaranteed rules!
📈 Key Signals and Actions
Breakthrough key levels, short-term opportunities arise: Price breaks important support/resistance, watch for short-term opportunities. (⚠️ Beware of false breakouts!)
Do not chase high prices during a surge; re-enter on a pullback: After a sharp rise, there is often a pullback; patiently wait for a better entry point.
Suspicious of rising prices without volume; main force or inducement: Price rises without an increase in volume; beware of inducement traps.
Steady on sharp declines without volume; withdraw on gradual declines with volume: A sharp decline with reduced volume can be observed; a gradual decline with increased volume requires exit.
Accelerating rise is urgent; the top may be near: Rapid rise at the end of the main uptrend; beware of top signals.
New low with shrinking volume; bottom may be near: New price lows accompanied by shrinking trading volume may signal a bottom area.
Increase in volume with rising prices indicates a good entry opportunity: Recovery in trading volume accompanied by price increases is a good entry timing.
🧭 Trading Principles and Mindset
Long and short cycles align; trend direction is clear: Combine daily, weekly (and even monthly) charts to judge the major trend and main force intention.
Do not panic over minor fluctuations; be cautious of significant rises: Stay calm with normal fluctuations; increase risk awareness during sustained large rises.
Avoid chasing high prices for entry points; pullbacks are safer: Look for relatively lower entry points after pullbacks to reduce risk.
⚠️ Important Reminder
There is no guarantee of profit, and certainly no easy 100 times! Market risks are significant.
Mnemonics are summaries of experience that need to be flexibly applied in real situations and should not be rigidly enforced.
Strict stop-loss is always the primary risk control measure.
'Main force direction' is one perspective of analysis; the market is driven by multiple factors.
Simplify key points:
Eliminate exaggerated promises: Remove unrealistic and dangerous statements like 'guaranteed profit' and 'easy 100 times'.
Refine core signals: Condense each mnemonic and its explanation into the most essential market signals and corresponding action recommendations (1-7 points).
Inductive General Principles: Summarize the advice on cycles, mindset, and entry point selection into trading principles (8-10 points).
Weaken the concept of 'main force': While retaining common phrases like 'main force or inducement' and 'main force intention', add explanations to emphasize market complexity.
Strengthen risk warnings: Clearly state perceptions at the beginning, and add important reminders at the end, emphasizing the limitations of the mnemonic and the necessity of risk control.
Use more precise terminology: Replace some colloquial descriptions with standard terms such as 'support/resistance', 'inducement', 'false breakout', 'volume contraction/expansion', 'main uptrend', 'top signal', 'bottom area', etc.
Eliminate repetition: Merge similar logic (e.g., regarding chasing highs and pullbacks).
Structure more clearly: Divide into three parts: 'Key Signals and Actions', 'Trading Principles and Mindset', 'Important Reminders'.