$PI Why does it fall when it’s good news? An explanation of the common problem of retail investors chasing pumps and selling at the worst time

Question

Analyze the reasons why a token $PI shows bullish signals yet still falls, expose the psychological misconceptions of retail investors chasing highs and cutting losses, and discuss the daily-chart technical features and the reversal expectations after v26 went open-source.

WallStreetTrendResearch · Accepted Answer

Current entry points: If the account is continuously losing money, it indicates that your entry point for your voting position has a problem.
We also know that in spot trading, profits can only be made when prices rise, so voting is a very, very critical issue.
We should definitely choose assets that are in a bullish arrangement.
First, the monthly and weekly MACD must be above the zero line, and the monthly and weekly prices must all be above the moving averages.
For the increase, look at the monthly chart; if the rise is too much, do not chase it, wait for a pullback.
The high point where the monthly volume increases but cannot go higher and begins to pull back is a resistance level.
You can see how much space there is between the current position and the nearest volume pullback point above, which indicates the potential increase from the monthly chart.
Look at the trend on the weekly chart and whether this stock has major players involved.
If the weekly chart is all turning upward, it indicates an uptrend, but if it’s rising too fast, do not chase it; wait for a pullback.
A series of 3 to 5 consecutive volume-increasing bullish candles on the weekly chart indicates major players are entering.
Find a buy point on the daily chart: look for a volume breakout of a platform, then a pullback that does not break the lowest price of the bullish candle is a buy point.
A volume-increasing limit-up bullish candle is even more reliable.

Bukabuka · Answer

Boss, you understand this deeply. Learned a lot.

WallStreetTrendResearch · Answer

Short-term trading requirements and technical points:
Short-term trading demands quick, accurate, and decisive actions. Holding stocks for no more than three days unless there is a one-word limit-up or a limit-up within 5 minutes of opening, then you can wait for other opportunities to profit and exit, setting good stop-losses.
The requirement for short-term trading is strength, so the price must be above the 5-day moving average, with a daily bullish trend.
Do not chase the rise; wait for a pullback.
Technical requirements: 3 points
1. Trend reversal (lower lows and higher highs)
2. Pattern reversal (e.g., bullish engulfing)
3. Volume must be decreasing (decreasing volume compared to the start of the rise, not compared to overnight volume)
Funds less than 30k are not considered; after deducting fees, there is little profit.
Between 30k and 100k, do not buy in one go if above 30k, as it is easier for the main players to detect.
Main players' shakeouts are also somewhat contradictory—they want to shake out the less committed holders but do not want to lose low-priced chips.
During shakeouts, a large portion of the chips above are held by the main players, who are reluctant to lose too much.

小龙7757 · Answer

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BaiXiaoyun · Answer

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IAmCrazyForJun · Answer

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Aoba520 · Answer

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AYoungManIsNotWorth · Answer

There's no way around it; there are too many idiots who want to get rich quick.

WallStreetTrendResearch · Answer

V23 Road built (core layer + smart contracts)
V24 Bridge established (cross-chain + privacy + scalability)
V25 Manage the road (governance + compliance + security)
V26 Start operation (open mainnet + all ecological commercial applications implemented)

It'sASunnyDay! · Answer

Finally, the update has arrived

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