币圈安哥

1. Continuous small gains will lead to a strong rally
2. After a continuous strong rally, you should exit
3. A small decline with the trend will lead to a big decline
4. A sharp drop without volume is just a scare
5. A rebound that does not make a new high is a selling point
6. A pullback that does not break to a new low is a buying point
7. Bulls should run fast on a slow decline with rising volume
8. If the rally lacks volume, go long again after the pullback is complete
After sustained small gains, the market outlook tends to improve; after consecutive strong rallies, take profits and exit in time. A rise without increased volume carries a risk of a pullback. When moving with the trend, a small decline is likely to continue weakening; a slow decline accompanied by rising volume should be avoided by bulls in time. A sharp drop without volume is mostly short-term emotional volatility, so there is no need to blindly turn bearish.
Operationally, if the pullback does not break to a new low, it is a potential buying opportunity; if the rebound does not make a new high, it is a signal to exit. Wait for a sufficient pullback before opening a position, and avoid the mistake of blindly chasing short positions after a sharp drop.