Sam in Hongkong
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The $OM perspective remains the same, bullish.
Actually, I've re-evaluated the fundamentals and technicals of this coin during this drop, and it still holds a bullish stance. Additionally, I need to slightly increase my position, adding about 5000u, but I'm hesitant to add too much to avoid being unable to withstand the floating loss. There may still be fluctuations in the short term. #Continue to buy the dip
Actually, I've re-evaluated the fundamentals and technicals of this coin during this drop, and it still holds a bullish stance. Additionally, I need to slightly increase my position, adding about 5000u, but I'm hesitant to add too much to avoid being unable to withstand the floating loss. There may still be fluctuations in the short term. #Continue to buy the dip
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$OM sings more. The reason is simple: on the daily and four-hour charts, there is an increase without volume, and a decrease with volume. Don't you find it strange? Why does it seem contrary to your beliefs? That's exactly right. Volume represents the degree of market disagreement; an increase without volume means no one is selling, while a decrease with volume means someone is buying in.
You should know that retail investors only sell at the bottom. Just ask yourself if you really want to short it? And no matter how much retail investors short, the price remains stable and can still show volume. Doesn't that seem strange to you?
Previously opened at 1000u, now increased to 10000u #抄底大法
You should know that retail investors only sell at the bottom. Just ask yourself if you really want to short it? And no matter how much retail investors short, the price remains stable and can still show volume. Doesn't that seem strange to you?
Previously opened at 1000u, now increased to 10000u #抄底大法
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$OM You guys should check the trading volume of this coin. After the crash in April, there were surges in volume on 4/14, 4/15, 5/11, and 5/20. What does a surge in volume at the bottom indicate? Think about it: after this coin's crash, would you dare to buy at the bottom? You definitely wouldn't, right? Either you stop loss or get forcibly liquidated. So who would dare to take your orders at such a time? Think for yourself, I already entered the market. #BuyAtBottom#raw
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