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Warm reminder, the May Day holiday has quickly come and gone, and we have stepped from April into the days of May. The first week of May brings the Labor Day festival. Looking back at this week's market trend, it first surged higher to test the previous high but encountered resistance and pulled back, then quickly dropped to complete a second bottom. After confirming support, it stabilized and rebounded again, currently returning above the oscillation center. Overall, the battle between bulls and bears is intense, but the rhythm is clear, and there are distinct opportunities for low buy and high sell swings.
The actual trading operations this week roughly went as follows: on Monday, amid a downward trend, we positioned short positions and captured the first space point of 4,000 for the week; on Tuesday, before the market bottomed out and failed to rebound, we decisively set up long positions, successfully predicting and capturing 2,000 points; on Wednesday, we promptly adjusted our strategic direction. That afternoon and evening, we repeatedly set up short positions, perfectly capturing over 3,500 points of space. After the lunch break, we quickly adjusted our layout, following the market trend, and positioned short positions at high levels, again making three precise predictions that day, resulting in a perfect long and short kill. We led several friends to enjoy the market benefits of the day, closing positions perfectly. On Thursday, before the market rebounded, we entered at the lowest point, setting up long positions, successfully capturing nearly 2,000 points of space during the midday. Friday was our strongest day this week: all the long positions we set up on that day captured nearly 3,700 points. This perfect execution of multiple trades that day helped more friends find me and choose to join our team. The total space points of our positions this week exceeded 15,000 points. For me and the friends fighting alongside me, this was a perfect trading cycle—steadily winning, with a long-term perspective. Consistency has always been our core principle. That’s why, when some friends ask me to quickly double their accounts or make a big win in one shot, I advise against it. We are not the same type of trader. I am responsible for every friend who chooses to follow me, and I don’t want to lead everyone into gambling with a gambler’s mentality. We know that as long as we stay at the table, there’s always a chance. If we leave, some may never get the chance to participate again. Everyone should act within their own capacity, which I have repeatedly emphasized to friends. On Saturday, the market didn’t change much. I also chose to rest for a day during the May Day holiday, took my family out for a day of fun, and enjoyed a happy holiday.
From today’s 4-hour chart of the market, overall, a relatively strong oscillation upward trend has emerged. The lows continue to rise, the price center of gravity steadily lifts, and the bullish momentum is clearly stronger than the selling pressure.
In this oscillating and relatively strong market, the main strategy should be to buy on dips and avoid chasing highs. Chasing highs can easily be knocked out by short-term profit-taking, leading to a passive position; whereas buying on dips aligns with the bullish rhythm, allowing us to acquire higher-value chips near support levels.
The next focus is to watch for opportunities to confirm key support levels on pullbacks. Be patient and wait for the price to retest support and show signs of stabilization (no longer making new lows, with clear bullish support). Then, gradually build long positions. This approach not only aligns with the current bullish dominance but also effectively reduces the risk of retracement caused by short-term volatility. It’s especially important to note that the market is still in a relatively strong oscillation phase; the battle between bulls and bears has not fully ended, and a definitive upward trend has not yet formed. Therefore, it’s not recommended to go all-in with heavy positions. Instead, focus on incremental position building and swing trading. Prioritize high-confidence dip-buying opportunities, and once the trend becomes clearer and bullish momentum continues, gradually increase positions based on market conditions. This way, you can follow the trend steadily and keep risks within manageable limits.