To be honest, the closing-window doesn’t wait. I’ve been watching this $SPCX order book all day. After a four-hour level shrinkage-and-pullback, the bid-side support strength is more solid than I expected. Many people keep trading back and forth over those short-term fluctuations, but we have to stay calm and look at the bigger structure—this round’s core logic hasn’t changed at all. The capital is waiting for a higher-level confirmation signal, not those few small bearish candles on the daily chart.
I’ve noticed two key points. First, the platform that had a breakout on earlier increased volume has now been revisited and turned into a support zone. And each time prices dip, the volume diminishes—this indicates that the selling pressure is exhausting, not a distribution pattern.
Second, the momentum bars of the MACD on the weekly timeframe are still expanding. Historically, this kind of structure often corresponds to a continuation within a primary uptrend, not the end of the move. Someone asked me if I’m afraid of disagreement at high levels. My answer is: I’m afraid only of unreasoned rallies—not of a well-supported shakeout. Right now, market sentiment is polarized. The bears cite the daily chart’s “overbought” condition, while the bulls cite “trend inertia.” My judgment is simple: when capital of this size enters, it won’t retreat in just one or two days. The signals shown by the order book suggest that chips are being rotated and re-assigned, not that positions are being exited.
If we’re trading trends, don’t let short-term noise shake your vision. As long as the key support isn’t broken, there’s nothing much to doubt about the direction. I’ve personally calculated the risk-reward ratio from this point: the upside space is far greater than the downside correction space. Stay calm and hold through the process, letting the market finish its course.
Gaze at the broadness of mountains and seas, and observe the market’s subtlety.
Travel with Uncle Xiong, and see day by day how profits and losses emerge.
#SPCX
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I’ve noticed two key points. First, the platform that had a breakout on earlier increased volume has now been revisited and turned into a support zone. And each time prices dip, the volume diminishes—this indicates that the selling pressure is exhausting, not a distribution pattern.
Second, the momentum bars of the MACD on the weekly timeframe are still expanding. Historically, this kind of structure often corresponds to a continuation within a primary uptrend, not the end of the move. Someone asked me if I’m afraid of disagreement at high levels. My answer is: I’m afraid only of unreasoned rallies—not of a well-supported shakeout. Right now, market sentiment is polarized. The bears cite the daily chart’s “overbought” condition, while the bulls cite “trend inertia.” My judgment is simple: when capital of this size enters, it won’t retreat in just one or two days. The signals shown by the order book suggest that chips are being rotated and re-assigned, not that positions are being exited.
If we’re trading trends, don’t let short-term noise shake your vision. As long as the key support isn’t broken, there’s nothing much to doubt about the direction. I’ve personally calculated the risk-reward ratio from this point: the upside space is far greater than the downside correction space. Stay calm and hold through the process, letting the market finish its course.
Gaze at the broadness of mountains and seas, and observe the market’s subtlety.
Travel with Uncle Xiong, and see day by day how profits and losses emerge.
#SPCX
Click below to trade 👇