To be honest, high-odds opportunities often hide in the most fragile place of market consensus. $ACE is currently testing this thesis with its market structure. On the daily timeframe, the standard descending channel remains intact. Each time what looks like a strong rebound appears, it gets pushed back at the upper edge of the channel. The bulls’ attempts to turn things around are weakening, one after another. Under this kind of rhythm, a rebound is not a reversal—it’s an opportunity for the shorts to reorganize their positions. When I watch the chart, the focus isn’t on any single candlestick; it’s on the volume and momentum structure. In the recent upward thrusts, the trading volume hasn’t meaningfully expanded, and the follow-through order flow is clearly insufficient, showing that the capital pushing the rebound lacks confidence.
On the other hand, each time price probes lower, the selling pressure becomes more decisive. Volume confirms the downside. This is a typical weakness profile. The rally from the bottom looks substantial in terms of magnitude, but within the entire decline structure, it’s only a repair of a prior leg of the drop. In terms of space, it’s far from enough to change the overall trend. The key logic has two points. First, the pressure at the upper edge of the channel has never been broken by a real body. Whenever price touches it, it gets rejected, indicating abundant supply overhead and a very clear ceiling for the rebound. Second, from the market sentiment perspective, this kind of pullback after repeated stop-hunt / bull traps drains the bulls’ confidence the most. Once the buyers who chased get trapped, the subsequent rebound bids will be even thinner.
With these two factors together, the sustainability of any rebound is questionable, while the momentum of the downtrend is still in place. I won’t try to guess where the bottom is, nor will I rush to act midway through a rebound. Waiting until the rebound momentum fades and volume can’t keep up—and then following the trend direction—is the choice with a more reasonable risk-reward ratio. In a downtrend, patience is more valuable than bravery. $ACE
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On the other hand, each time price probes lower, the selling pressure becomes more decisive. Volume confirms the downside. This is a typical weakness profile. The rally from the bottom looks substantial in terms of magnitude, but within the entire decline structure, it’s only a repair of a prior leg of the drop. In terms of space, it’s far from enough to change the overall trend. The key logic has two points. First, the pressure at the upper edge of the channel has never been broken by a real body. Whenever price touches it, it gets rejected, indicating abundant supply overhead and a very clear ceiling for the rebound. Second, from the market sentiment perspective, this kind of pullback after repeated stop-hunt / bull traps drains the bulls’ confidence the most. Once the buyers who chased get trapped, the subsequent rebound bids will be even thinner.
With these two factors together, the sustainability of any rebound is questionable, while the momentum of the downtrend is still in place. I won’t try to guess where the bottom is, nor will I rush to act midway through a rebound. Waiting until the rebound momentum fades and volume can’t keep up—and then following the trend direction—is the choice with a more reasonable risk-reward ratio. In a downtrend, patience is more valuable than bravery. $ACE
To survey the boundless mountains and seas, and to observe the market’s subtle shifts.
Walk with Uncle Xiong, and see how天地利盈亏.
#ACE
Click below to trade 👇