Volume is way more honest than candlesticks. #UNIRises22%To$3.28 $币安人生
When it pumps fast and dumps slow, it’s mostly accumulation. The real top often comes after a spike in volume followed by a waterfall. $HYPE
A flash crash doesn't mean it's over. A slow rebound after a steep decline is often a selling opportunity. What looks like an opportunity is actually just a stop-loss liquidation.
At high levels, the worst thing is silence. Increased volume doesn’t always mean a top, but a sudden drop in volume at highs usually signals the calm before the storm. $ZEC
Bottoms take time to form. One bullish candle doesn’t make a bottom; it’s the sustained low-volume consolidation followed by a volume breakout that signals the real deal.
Candlesticks show outcomes, volume shows sentiment. Low volume means the market is cold, high volume means cash is flowing in. Follow the money, that's where the action is.
Pros are always in cash. They dare to hold empty hands, avoid chasing highs, and are bold enough to catch bottoms. In the end, it all boils down to three words: no obsession.
Opportunities are always there; what’s lacking is the discipline to hold back. The light is always on, whether you step out or not is up to you.