In-depth Analysis of the Second Contract's Trend: Opportunities and Layouts During the Retracement
In the world of investment, every market fluctuation contains opportunities and challenges. Yesterday, in our analysis of the second contract's trend, we mentioned that its weekly K-line is on the edge of a breakdown, strongly suppressed by MA30. However, the market's trends are always full of variables. Although yesterday's deep retracement made many investors nervous, from a longer time dimension, this is actually a healthy adjustment. Long-term trend: still bullish From the weekly K-line, the price of the second contract has stabilized above 2400. Although there was a deep retracement yesterday, this does not mean a change in trend. On the contrary, this is a reflection of market sentiment adjusting. From a long-term perspective, the long-term trend of the second contract remains bullish. This retracement actually provides investors with a better entry opportunity.
Silk Road on May 7 Yesterday, the Silk Road was perfectly validated, with the price briefly rising to 97,700 near 93,500. After 97,700, the large pancake experienced a short-term pullback, currently at 96,680. On the daily chart, it is in an upward trend, but the RSI is close to 70, and the MACD bullish volume momentum is weakening, with the two lines converging in a death cross trend.
Entry into Silk Road: Enter at around 96,000, target 97,000. Stop loss at 95,500.
* The intraday trend of Second Brother is also within the range of the box, with a strong support level at 1780 for the day. The short-term resistance level is at 1840.
* The current market is maintaining a small-scale fluctuation; pay attention to the subsequent actual market transaction volume.
Entering the factory Silk Road:
Enter near 1800-1790, with a target of 1840. Protect at 1770.
Concubine Evening Silk Road Concubine's low today is 1780, briefly touching a strong support level before retracing to around 1830 and encountering resistance. RSI shows bullish alignment, but MA has formed a death cross. boll is in an opening shape and is being pressured by the middle track. Entry Silk Road Enter at 1810-1820, target 1780. Defense at 1840. #以太坊合约分析
5.5 Big Pie Evening Silk Road Today's Big Pie shows a slow downward trend, with the current price around 93800. On the daily chart, the MACD bullish momentum is weakening, and the fast and slow lines are forming a death cross above the water. The RSI is arranged in a downward trend with three heads. The four-hour MACD death cross continues, and the MA7 has crossed below the MA30 forming a death cross pattern. Entry Silk Road: Around 94500, target 93500. Defense at 95000. #比特币
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4.21 Thinking - The MACD golden cross at the Aunt Tai daily level continues, and the two lines are opening; RSI shows three lines moving upwards. The upward trend is further amplified. - At the hourly level, RSI is in the overbought region, and the MACD bullish momentum is strong with a continuing underwater golden cross. - In the 15-minute time frame, RSI is also in the overbought region, while the MACD bearish momentum is weak, intensifying the tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Operational Strategy: * Breakthrough of the resistance level at 1660, accompanied by increased volume, can be used to enter the market. * If multiple tests yield no results and there is no volume-price synchronization, one can enter the market cautiously! * Operate in sync with Bitcoin.
The decline of the intraday big cake has begun to show, whether from the daily level, hourly level or fifteen-minute level, it shows an arc + cup handle pattern.
The intraday hourly line and fifteen-minute line both show that the short position is dominant, pay attention to the support of 85,000, and it may drop to 80,000 if it falls below.
The main direction in the future is still based on Bu Kong
In the ups and downs of the K-line, some people see risks, some see opportunities, and the wise see their own nature. Fluctuations are the breath of the market, prices rise and fall like tides, and greed and fear are the shackles of investors.
The market always rewards two types of people: those who use rules to overcome emotions, and those who use time to realize value. The accumulation of wealth is never a linear surge, but a miracle of compound interest.
If you are confused by today's floating losses, you might as well ask yourself: How will I view my current choice three years later?
Many friends in the market often fall into the debate between bull and bear markets, but this proposition itself contains cognitive bias.
In essence, the cyclical fluctuations of the market are merely superficial; what truly determines returns is the ability to capture certain opportunities amid uncertainty.
If an account continuously appreciates, it is a 'structural bull market' for the individual; conversely, if the strategy fails, even if the market as a whole rises, the individual may still be trapped in a 'local bear market.'
This logic stems from the underlying laws of investment — the essence of returns and risks depends on cognition and behavior, rather than merely on market labels. First, we must escape the emotional trap and return to market laws. The essence of investing is 'the way of nature' rather than 'the way of man.'
The way of man is constrained by emotions and short-term interests, manifested as chasing highs and selling lows, complaining about policies, or blindly following public opinion; while the way of nature requires investors to calmly examine the rules, stripping away noise to focus on trends and regulations.
These views are reflected in the cycles of policies and the flow of funds, with the three rounds of Bitcoin's rise being strongly correlated with the approval expectations of Ethereum, the influx of incremental funds, and the policy dividends of the U.S. elections, rather than being driven solely by market emotions.
Moreover, each round of market activity is accompanied by clear macro signals; we need to validate logic through data, rather than falling into the collective anxiety of 'narratives of rise and fall.'
So to summarize: The debate over the bull and bear markets is essentially a false proposition; we need to establish a 'cycle-neutral' mindset: Be wary of risks in fervor, and dig for value in gloom. History shows that excess returns always belong to the minority who follow the rules and maintain independent thinking.