The market is all shouting that LAB's recent rebound has peaked and to run away overnight, but I think this is just a normal shakeout after a rally, not the end of the trend.

The most loss in trading has never been making the wrong move, but being scared off by a single bearish candle and losing chips, then chasing high with a bullish candle to buy in.

From around 3.06 all the way up to above 4.6, this rebound was not weak, and now it’s pulling back to the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with the moving averages still trending upward, volume hasn't surged to dump, and support remains, funds haven't fully withdrawn.

The recovery phase after previous oversold conditions is now just a consolidation stage of profit-taking, and as long as key support isn’t broken, the trend isn’t fundamentally damaged.

Don’t keep flipping back and forth in the consolidation; chasing highs and selling lows will only waste commissions. Wait until the pullback shows clear stabilization signals before acting—no chasing high or killing lows, giving yourself room for error.

Don’t over-allocate your position, set proper stop-losses, and only take confirmed high-probability opportunities. Don’t keep flipping around in the consolidation. #Gate广场五月交易分享 $LAB