To be honest, the last check right before the ignition—this 4-hour K-line at $LIT closes with a lot of “flavor.” Everyone has seen that previous surge up close; the volume was built up for real, not some fake pump. Now the price is consolidating at a high level and hasn’t hurriedly been smashed down—what does that mean? It means the bulls are gathering strength, not distributing.
When I watch the market, I rarely obsess over flashy indicators. I only look at two things—volume and the attack/defense at key levels. This round of $LIT ’s rally structure is extremely clean: each pullback low is higher than the last. That’s the typical strong-trend characteristic. On the order book right now, sell orders are sparse; instead, the buy-side support below is quite solid. In this kind of supply-demand imbalance, once a certain level is confirmed and broken through again, it can easily trigger a new round of acceleration.
Some might say, “It’s already gone up so much—are you still looking at it?” My logic is simple: as long as the trend hasn’t broken, trying to guess the top is the most foolish thing to do. In my view, the risk-reward ratio at this point is even more favorable than when the move first started, because the market has already proven its strength with hard money. As for those waiting to short, I can only say: catching a falling knife against the trend hurts yourself. At this level, I’m more inclined to believe that the longer the consolidation lasts, the stronger the next burst will be. Let’s keep our eyes on that key breakout level—until it breaks, holding on is stronger than anything else.
View the vastness of the mountains; observe the market’s subtleties.
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When I watch the market, I rarely obsess over flashy indicators. I only look at two things—volume and the attack/defense at key levels. This round of $LIT ’s rally structure is extremely clean: each pullback low is higher than the last. That’s the typical strong-trend characteristic. On the order book right now, sell orders are sparse; instead, the buy-side support below is quite solid. In this kind of supply-demand imbalance, once a certain level is confirmed and broken through again, it can easily trigger a new round of acceleration.
Some might say, “It’s already gone up so much—are you still looking at it?” My logic is simple: as long as the trend hasn’t broken, trying to guess the top is the most foolish thing to do. In my view, the risk-reward ratio at this point is even more favorable than when the move first started, because the market has already proven its strength with hard money. As for those waiting to short, I can only say: catching a falling knife against the trend hurts yourself. At this level, I’m more inclined to believe that the longer the consolidation lasts, the stronger the next burst will be. Let’s keep our eyes on that key breakout level—until it breaks, holding on is stronger than anything else.
View the vastness of the mountains; observe the market’s subtleties.
Travel with Uncle Xiong, and see gains and losses by the day.
#LIT
Click below to trade 👇