Today, I will share 4 trading entry logic strategies. They are based on the same market structure but dissected from different perspectives, hoping to provide practical inspiration:

1. Trendline Game: Anchoring Bullish Rhythm

When the trendline remains intact (i.e., the bullish rhythm is not broken), when the price retraces to the trendline, it can synchronize with the trend value to enter the game, betting on the continuation of the trend.

2. Horizontal Support Second Confirmation: Capturing Bull-Bear Balance Zone

Consider the horizontal support level where the market reverses as the balance point of bull and bear forces. When the price retraces to this position and confirms that the support is effective (such as forming a stop-loss candlestick), it presents a second entry opportunity, betting on a rebound within the range.

3. Fibonacci Adjustment: Betting on Golden Ratio Inertia

Utilizing the probability of 'pullback after an increase', when the price retraces to the Fibonacci 0.618 golden ratio level, if a stop-loss signal appears (such as engulfing, hammer, etc., which directly reflects the bull-bear mentality), one can bet on a rebound based on inertia, which is essentially a probability game.

4. Multi-Signal Focus: Capturing Probability Peaks

When clues such as trendlines, horizontal lines, and candlestick patterns overlap at the same position, this place approaches a 'probability peak'. Under the resonance of multiple signals, the entry success rate is relatively higher.

Key Reminder: There is no absolute right or wrong in these 4 types of logic; the core is to match your perspective of observing the market—some focus on trends, some guard supports, and others trust Fibonacci. Finding a suitable 'signal anchor' for yourself is essential to fully utilize trading logic.