Friends who followed yesterday's market should have gained quite a bit, and today I will continue sharing weekend trading ideas.



First, I need to emphasize one point: at this stage, the market is clearly in a bullish trend, and it is not recommended to short easily. Unless you have accumulated sufficient experience in scalp trading, the risk of trading against the trend can be very high.

Looking ahead at the next two days, there are likely to be two consolidation patterns. The more probable one is the blue horizontal adjustment — this type of correction often features a final spike before a rebound and rally. If you encounter this kind of movement, you need to be especially cautious. In comparison, the yellow correction channel has a lower probability.

Based on this judgment, we prioritize planning around the blue adjustment, with stop-loss levels set slightly below the lower edge of the yellow channel. This way, we can retain upward space while also being able to cut losses promptly in extreme cases.
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SoliditySlayervip
· 01-03 06:48
Yesterday's bottom fishing was so satisfying, should I continue today? The blue one with the needle scares me the most, I always get caught every time.
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 01-03 06:48
Going against the trend really is money-making; just be honest and go long in a bull market. I regret not bottoming out yesterday even more today... I was really nervous when that blue needle was stabbed down, almost ran away. Setting stop-losses so precisely is truly a skill learned through experience.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-03 06:44
Missed out yesterday, missed out again today, my luck is really terrible. Wait, that blue rebound pattern with the needle... isn't that a classic trap to lure in buyers? Gotta be very careful. Setting such a low stop-loss, can you really hold it? It's easy to get swept out.
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SchroedingerGasvip
· 01-03 06:29
Missed the entry yesterday again? I've seen a lot of those needle setups, but you still need to watch your stop-loss.
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