Herb Ryanxxx

[Sharing of useful information: SOL band floating rules] When the SOL price is above 150, the range of each band is about 17-18 points, with a compromise of 17.5. If you don't keep an eye on the market, how can you calculate its "low-buying" point? I summed up a method, taking the current trend as an example. Yesterday, SOL reached a high of 204 and then fell back with the decline of the BTC market. Why did it go back to around 186.65 yesterday? 204-17=187, so yesterday’s lowest point was 186.5. Why is today’s lowest point near 183.5? Because last night was the first time it fell below 190. After breaking 190 for the first time, it usually rebounds back to above 190 once, and then steps back down. 190 will no longer be able to go up, and the pressure point will become 186.50. There is a need for the market to continue to step back up. The price will go below 186, and 183.50 is the barrier guarding 180.00, so this is a short multi point. This is the next low multi point I told some people last night. But there is still room for Bitcoin to continue to drop, so I didn’t mention the 183 point again this morning. It only stayed for a short time and will fall below if it doesn’t last long.

So where is the next low point of the band, that is, where is the best point to get on the next low multiple? Same as above, because the highest point of this morning’s rebound is 194, 194-17=177, so the low of SOL’s next band is around 176.65. Likewise, it will soon rebound back to around 183-184. Then it falls below 180 and then pulls back to a new low, taking the third correction band, which is basically the bottom point for this week. Then if you hold the position for a few days and it rebounds back above 189-196, you will make another big profit of more than 20 points.

This is the reason why I have always been victorious in SOL. As long as you don't chase highs and go long on SOL, it's almost impossible to lose money.

Have you learned too much?