I have been repeatedly reminding everyone: don’t be blindly greedy, and beware of getting trapped at high levels!
When that #ZEC rally kept pushing higher, many people believed it could continue surging, so they rushed in chasing the price. But I had already marked the key trendline on the chart in advance, and I had also anticipated the possible pullback path afterward. The 1800 to 1200 range was made very clear at the time.
Now, looking back at the market, the result is obvious.
After the price spiked, the bulls lost momentum, and then it broke below the rising trendline. The market basically followed the risk path I had warned about earlier.
This is not hindsight justification; the predictive markings on the chart were already there.
After trading for a long time, I have become more and more convinced of one principle: a truly capable trader is not someone who can pinpoint the top every single time, but someone who can sense the potential risks before the market becomes completely euphoric.
By the way, the downward arrows in the chart are only a projection of market risk and do not mean the price will definitely fall to that level.
I won’t claim that every judgment I make is accurate, but this round of price action has already confirmed my previous view.
When everyone chases the rally, I warn of risk; when everyone is deeply trapped, I wait patiently for the next opportunity.
In trading, what matters is not who shouts the loudest, but who can survive in the market for the long run.
When that #ZEC rally kept pushing higher, many people believed it could continue surging, so they rushed in chasing the price. But I had already marked the key trendline on the chart in advance, and I had also anticipated the possible pullback path afterward. The 1800 to 1200 range was made very clear at the time.
Now, looking back at the market, the result is obvious.
After the price spiked, the bulls lost momentum, and then it broke below the rising trendline. The market basically followed the risk path I had warned about earlier.
This is not hindsight justification; the predictive markings on the chart were already there.
After trading for a long time, I have become more and more convinced of one principle: a truly capable trader is not someone who can pinpoint the top every single time, but someone who can sense the potential risks before the market becomes completely euphoric.
By the way, the downward arrows in the chart are only a projection of market risk and do not mean the price will definitely fall to that level.
I won’t claim that every judgment I make is accurate, but this round of price action has already confirmed my previous view.
When everyone chases the rally, I warn of risk; when everyone is deeply trapped, I wait patiently for the next opportunity.
In trading, what matters is not who shouts the loudest, but who can survive in the market for the long run.