Recently, I've received a lot of feedback from partners saying that the accuracy of the points I provide is very high, and they hope I can share more specific entry points. In fact, I have always been grateful for everyone's trust in this regard, but I also want to talk to you about my operating logic—my entries are not frequent, after all, I cannot catch every rise and fall; I will only post when I believe my judgment is strong enough, and this should be clear to my long-time followers.

I completely understand everyone's desire to make money, but trading really cannot be rushed. The saying "Haste makes waste" applies too well in the market. Sometimes you see that the indicators are all in place, and you feel secure, but suddenly there might be a big drop or a big rise, completely moving in the opposite direction, and coupled with some news, it might even make you feel that "losing is only natural." This situation is too common.

Let me talk about the criteria for selecting opening positions: Generally, I wait for a huge volume to be followed by an extremely large candlestick before I believe that there has been a strong turnover here, and only then will I consider how to allocate my positions. If the turnover conditions are not met, or if it is in the midst of a rise/fall continuation phase, then the candlestick at that time can mostly only be used for very short-term trading. It is only when the market reaches a relatively high or low position in the cycle, and a large candlestick appears again, that I will judge it as relatively suitable for bottom-fishing or shorting at the peak.

Every operation requires a lot of judgment, so it's really impossible to continuously provide long and short positions. After all, currently only BlackRock can achieve the status of a "forever profitable blogger," and I still have a long way to go to reach that level. With this scale, I probably won't have the chance to catch up by the time I close my eyes 😕 So everyone needs to learn how to "follow," if you don't have the wisdom, you need to know how to follow.
Follow the trend of the big dog, designated line, you won't go wrong.

After saying so much, I still want to remind you of a very core message: You must have patience!

Money can never be earned endlessly, and opportunities will always arise.
If you are afraid of missing out, you are likely to miss out.
Investment is like that, love is like that too.
When you understand not to be afraid of missing out

The opportunities you encounter are what you should seize at the right time.