$TST This wave is actually what people have been watching for. Looking back, what I said earlier about the absolute bottom really doesn’t seem off. The market move started really fast—by the time you’d just come back to your senses, it had already run up 20%, and it’s still pushing higher. From the order book, it feels like there’s still plenty of strength.
Today’s overall gain is about nine percent—not some crazy explosive breakout, but it’s moving steadily. Volume is keeping up too. This kind of rhythm is actually more reassuring than those moves where price gets pierced up with one straight “needle.”
Let’s do a quick recap. The entry logic is pretty simple: wait for a spot where volume contracts to the right level. Nobody wants to cut, so naturally it becomes the bottom. When I posted that line back then, a lot of people didn’t take it seriously, but I knew what I was talking about. Now the intraday chart is looking quite healthy—there’s no pattern of a single big bullish candle followed by an immediate drop. Instead, it’s being pushed up step by step, which suggests capital is continuously stepping in. Short term, this momentum hasn’t burned out yet. My position hasn’t changed either; I’ll keep holding and observing.
$TST I still don’t see this level as bearish, but I also won’t chase highs. A pullback and confirmation would be even better. Remember this feeling: bottoms grow out of despair, not out of celebration.
Today’s overall gain is about nine percent—not some crazy explosive breakout, but it’s moving steadily. Volume is keeping up too. This kind of rhythm is actually more reassuring than those moves where price gets pierced up with one straight “needle.”
Let’s do a quick recap. The entry logic is pretty simple: wait for a spot where volume contracts to the right level. Nobody wants to cut, so naturally it becomes the bottom. When I posted that line back then, a lot of people didn’t take it seriously, but I knew what I was talking about. Now the intraday chart is looking quite healthy—there’s no pattern of a single big bullish candle followed by an immediate drop. Instead, it’s being pushed up step by step, which suggests capital is continuously stepping in. Short term, this momentum hasn’t burned out yet. My position hasn’t changed either; I’ll keep holding and observing.
$TST I still don’t see this level as bearish, but I also won’t chase highs. A pullback and confirmation would be even better. Remember this feeling: bottoms grow out of despair, not out of celebration.