→K-line body length = Strength of capital volume
→K-line fluctuation frequency = Intensity of long and short battles
(Imagine two big players frantically arm wrestling👊)
▪️ The 'aircraft carrier' effect of main funds
Big players' money doesn't come rushing in all at once; they have large ships that are hard to turn! So:
✅ The real bottom is often a repeatedly rubbed W bottom, not a sharp V bottom.
✅ The longer the trend lasts, the greater the inertia, making it harder to turn around; once it reverses, it will inevitably be accompanied by violent fluctuations.
(Don't be fooled by the V-shaped rebound; it's mostly a trap!)
▪️ Core: Go with the trend; whose trend should we follow?
The answer is simple: follow the trend of capital!
💡Long cycle (daily/weekly line): looks at the layout and momentum of large forces, this is our 'strategic direction.'
💡Short cycle (hour/minute line): looks at market sentiment and short-term capital games, this is our 'tactical entry point.'
My operating iron rule: long cycle determines direction, short cycle finds buying points!
Imagine the market as a river.
➡️Large capital determines the mainstream direction of the river.
➡️What we need to do is, on the mainstream direction, find a calm bank (short cycle support level) to safely enter the water.
This set of 'capital perspective' really opened my eyes, no longer entangled in trivial details. If you find it helpful, remember to ❤️🌟 bookmark it and take your time to read it!💪#比特币VS代币化黄金 $BTC
