Recently, everyone in the circle is saying the bull market is back, but I hold a different view: rallies and reversals look similar, but the levels of market moves are vastly different.

To confirm a trend reversal, a single big surge is far from enough. There needs to be a breakout of key resistance levels, sustained volume, and a full recovery of market confidence.

Right now, it's just a recovery rally after a big drop. The previous panic selling exhausted itself, and capital used positive news to buy back, so the rise is sharp.

A recovery is only a temporary phase. Whether the larger trend can reverse depends on the subsequent macro environment and capital flows.

After trading for a long time, you learn that keeping calm and waiting for signals is far more effective at retaining profits than blindly guessing ups and downs.

Many people go all-in long after just one bullish candle. I'm used to waiting for the candlesticks to give a clear answer before acting.

It's okay to be wrong about the market, but you cannot disrupt your own trading rhythm;

It's fine to earn a little less, but risk must never be amplified.

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