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$GUN's recent movement is quite interesting. The daily chart shows 9 consecutive bullish candles, which looks quite strong on the surface, but a closer look reveals that the bulls have almost exhausted their momentum. It's even more obvious on the hourly chart — the previous upward momentum has clearly weakened, and there have been two instances where attempts to break previous highs failed to hold, instead being quickly pushed down.
Currently, buying volume is clearly shrinking, which is a very dangerous signal. Without new funds stepping in, no matter how much the price pushes up, it won't be sustainable. Instead of waiting for a passive pullback, it's better to actively short, at least to control the pace.
From a technical perspective, there is a high probability that a deeper retracement will follow. This correction process is actually the lowest-cost entry opportunity. But the prerequisite is patience — once profits are realized, exit immediately, and don't fight against yourself.
Honestly, just wait for this correction; only with patience can you make money.
Don't be greedy; take profits when the time is right.
This time, it might drop quite sharply, providing a good opportunity to buy the dip.
The bulls have really overextended; the hourly chart can't deceive anyone.
Go short, a pullback is the real opportunity, just don't be greedy.
The bulls are clearly overextending, how can they not run?
Basically, they are waiting for the bagholders, I won't do that.
It has failed to break the previous high twice, this signal is clear enough.
Shrinking buying volume = about to die, simple logic.
Instead of lying flat and waiting for a pullback, actively shorting is a more stable mindset.
A pullback buy point is definitely coming this time, just be patient and wait.
It looks strong but lacks power, a typical false breakout.
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Just go in when you want to, anyway being passively crushed is more uncomfortable, better to take control of the rhythm actively.
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Wait for a deep pullback before entering the market; there is indeed an opportunity this time. Just hold back from chasing highs.
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Failing to break previous highs twice makes you start questioning life. This rhythm is clearly off.
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New funds not stepping in is a death signal. I've seen this trick of overextending the bulls many times, not falling for it.
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Take profits when they are in place; don’t keep fighting yourself and end up losing it all back. Too many people have fallen for this trap.
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Shrinking buying volume is the most brutal signal, indicating problems more than anything else.
Entering short positions to average down the cost is much better than being passively trapped.
This wave of correction is the real opportunity to get in. If you're patient, wait for the bottom to buy.
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Another ceiling that can't be broken through—have the bulls really exhausted their strength?
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Actively shorting feels much more comfortable than passively smashing. Watching the rhythm is more important than just looking at the candlesticks.
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I've seen this signal of shrinking buying volume many times; nine times out of ten, a correction is coming.
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Don't wait any longer. Instead of just watching every day, it's better to first open a short position and wait for a pullback.
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Patience is truly valuable. Most people can't hold on until that ideal entry point.
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What do 9 bullish candles indicate? It means all the chips that should be sold have already been sold.
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Two failed attempts to break higher—these details are more convincing than numbers alone.
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The best entry opportunity at the lowest cost is during a pullback. The key is whether you can hold on or not.
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Take profits promptly when targets are reached; don't be greedy. This advice is spot on.
Try a small position to test the waters; a pullback is highly probable anyway.
It's the same old story—if it can't push up, it's just overextension. You should have realized this long ago.
Really, when buying pressure shrinks, you should withdraw; wait for a pullback to re-enter. Why torment yourself?
There's nothing wrong with that, but I bet this pullback will scare a lot of people to death.
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It's another overextended market; I've seen this many times. Just wait to be smashed down.
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With such strong selling pressure, dare to chase the high? Laughable, waiting for a pullback is the real strategy.
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Can't see the shrinking funds? Next will be a vertical drop.
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Instead of chasing the high with the trend, it's better to wait for a deep correction to buy the dip. This is what smart money does.
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Oops, another victim of the bulls. Disappearing buy orders = death signal, how can some people still not understand?
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I've already placed my short orders on this wave, just waiting to be proven wrong or to take profits. Either win or learn, there's no third way.
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Failed to hold the previous high twice? Then stop playing; the technicals are very clear.
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Deep retracement is the best entry point; those chasing the high now are cannon fodder.
Go short, passive pullbacks are too passive; we should take the initiative to control the rhythm.
A pullback is an opportunity to buy in; you need patience to wait. Once you've made enough profit, exit immediately.
This wave of GUN is a typical example of a dying strong bow; if it can't break through the previous high, be alert.
Without buying pressure, everything is pointless; capital is the hard truth.
Wait for a deep retracement, buy back at a low level, and profit from the spread is the most stable.