Funny Class Replay Collection, Let's Improve Our Trading!
———Foreword——— Hello everyone, I am a funny guy. Just an ordinary trader. I used to be very confused about why I always made mistakes when opening orders, and I was either trapped or liquidated. I also tried many methods, such as seeking mentors and friends on the Internet and finding many so-called great KOLs. But after going around in circles, I found that I had only gotten into the doorstep and was not able to reach the level of understanding the market. Just when I felt that I couldn’t find my foothold in the trading market, I met @大傻驰 , who was a very important mentor to me and it was he who helped me to truly step into the door.
The right side of the consolidation range breaks upwards, the volume is not very high, but 9.6-9.7 is a short-term low point, and the subsequent demand situation should be validated at the bottom. If it falls below 9.6 and there is a large bearish candle (1-hour chart), then pay attention to the demand situation around 9.25. First target 9.9, second target 10.2
The right side of the consolidation range breaks upwards, the volume is not very high, but 9.6-9.7 is a short-term low point, and the subsequent demand situation should be validated at the bottom. If it falls below 9.6 and there is a large bearish candle (1-hour chart), then pay attention to the demand situation around 9.25. First target 9.9, second target 10.2
These coins can be observed, I didn't say whether to buy or not, just let you look for yourselves. According to the knowledge taught in the live broadcast of Chapter 2, go track them.
Sigh My experience is still not enough, this is clearly a consolidation range I am not using my causality principle well😇
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Bearish
We all know that the BTC increase in the first three days was impressive. This is a bullish trend, right? Now, however, there has been unusual market behavior. The first red arrow in the chart indicates that the market once tried to break upward with increased volume. But it didn't go up afterwards and instead contracted. Next, during the pullback (green arrow), there was a volume-increasing decline, but then there was a volume-increasing stop behavior. Now BTC is above the support level at 8.4, and if we see a volume-increasing decline followed by a retest here with a long upper shadow, and the trading volume relatively expands, it indicates that supply has controlled the market, and the bullish trend may have ended. If the price closes with a small candle when breaking the support, and the trading volume is slightly lower, then we can wait and observe if there is a long bullish candle (excluding the upper shadow) with equal or even decreased volume that is longer than this small candle, then we can go long, with a stop loss set at 0.5% below the low of this small candle. The first target is naturally the first red arrow candlestick.
These coins can be observed, I didn't say whether to buy or not, just let you look for yourselves. According to the knowledge taught in the live broadcast of Chapter 2, go track them.
We all know that the BTC increase in the first three days was impressive. This is a bullish trend, right? Now, however, there has been unusual market behavior. The first red arrow in the chart indicates that the market once tried to break upward with increased volume. But it didn't go up afterwards and instead contracted. Next, during the pullback (green arrow), there was a volume-increasing decline, but then there was a volume-increasing stop behavior. Now BTC is above the support level at 8.4, and if we see a volume-increasing decline followed by a retest here with a long upper shadow, and the trading volume relatively expands, it indicates that supply has controlled the market, and the bullish trend may have ended. If the price closes with a small candle when breaking the support, and the trading volume is slightly lower, then we can wait and observe if there is a long bullish candle (excluding the upper shadow) with equal or even decreased volume that is longer than this small candle, then we can go long, with a stop loss set at 0.5% below the low of this small candle. The first target is naturally the first red arrow candlestick.