The core theory and key points of “buying the dip and bottoming out, timing the top.”

The closer you buy to the top/bottom, the safer it is—your stop-loss is smallest and your profits are largest. The longer the horizontal, the higher the vertical; as long as the bulls don’t die, the bears won’t stop. The “immortal’s finger.” Fake breakouts are common at the top; fake breakdowns are common at the bottom. Long at low prices, short at high prices. “Cheap as pearls and jade, expensive as dung.” Enter at key levels—the watershed or the places where the trend continues. Pay attention to changes in positions and the formation of a new trend. Buy the sideways range and buy the pits, not the vertical moves. Before a big rally, there must be a big drop. Before a big drop, there must be a big rally. The core is range-manipulation: trapping traders and washing the market. A butterfly cannot cross the sea. Greens can never make money. A green’s fate is being cut from the moment they’re born—born to be harvested, and it goes on endlessly. Focus on the top structure and the bottom structure. Commonly seen: head-and-shoulders tops, head-and-shoulders bottoms, sideways breakout structures, and tower-shaped structures. Double-bottom structures, the Gann structure. Fake breakout/fake breakdown structures. 2B rule: the neckline; the 1-2-3 rule; slope-based breakout; pressure-breakout. When a major market move starts. Range-manipulation and washout: head-and-shoulders bottom / head-and-shoulders top shakeout; sideways consolidation shakeout; Gann shakeout. Wyckoff shakeout trading-manipulation techniques. At almost any position, you generally need to attack three times—break down into smaller and larger timeframes. For double bottoms, head-and-shoulders bottoms, double tops, or head-and-shoulders tops: enter on the pullback—pay attention to shakeout tactics. Enter on the breakout pullback; if it breaks down, enter when it rebounds back to the top. Timing and position must be perfect—otherwise you only have the second entry plan.

The first and second times generally may not work out; you can try entering then. On the third time, you must see clear volume-expansion signals. The “golden pit” ranges and oscillates low: head-and-shoulders bottom structure, and double-bottom structure shakeout and wash. Important levels must be tested multiple times. On the third time, after volume expands and a pin/drop-from-rejection appears, a major行情 begins. A major行情 will definitely provide multiple opportunities to enter—because they need to wash the market. If you don’t wait for the structure to play out, don’t enter.

Before a big rally, there must be a big drop. Before a big drop, there must be a big rally. Deep washout makes new highs. The bear/bad sign is already visible. Once the structure is out, stop-losses are rare. Big top levels at the higher timeframe will be tested multiple times. Test a second top, then a third top. If a fake breakout structure fails, the losing side will have no ability to fight back. Break down. Make new lows. An accelerating move.

It only falls after it can’t rise. It only rises after it can’t fall. Pay attention to composite structures.

The “Two Extremes Trading Theory” (Look, Take, and Form) system. After the bad sign appears, you get the “afterglow” confirmation—insert-pin signals to confirm the move. Lure the enemy—make a show in the east while attacking in the west; divert to a different spot while you act when the opportunity comes.

Asymmetric “weird” head-and-shoulders bottom structures—left and right widths not the same. If the bottom of a head-and-shoulders bottom is too wide and the highs/lows differ, it’s easy to be fooled. Experience-based thinking can kill you, and dogma is even worse.

Trend, trend, trend—trend is everything. You must pay attention to turning points in the “trend.” Grasp the entry structure rhythm, the timing, and the position. Great events under heaven are always made in the details.

Pay attention to the ultimate shakeout. You must see a volume-expansion candle. The cooperation of volume and also the distance from the level. Fake breakouts are common at the top; fake breakdowns are common at the bottom. No volume expansion means no entry; if the position isn’t good, don’t enter. You must see the structure before entering—timing and position.

Enter using shakeout structures like head-and-shoulders bottoms, enter on the pullback after breakout of a double bottom, enter on pullback after a volume-expansion breakdown, and so on. Details decide success or failure.

For up moves: only after a breakout that “can’t run away” and then a pullback that reaches the correct level can it “push through.” For down moves: it can only fall after a rebound that reaches the correct level. “The correct level” is the technical strong resistance (and) the rebound/reversal points from Dow theory. Before a big rally, there must be a big drop. Before a big drop, there must be a big rally.

Whether a “true/false reversal” breakout has room, and whether the pullback will break. Memorize the head-and-shoulders bottom structure—hard to spot, and it will make people miss it too many times.

Head-and-shoulders bottom structures during trend pullbacks. Head-and-shoulders bottom structures as support at the bottom. Head-and-shoulders top structures. Enter with double-bottom structures and head-and-shoulders bottom structures. #Solana生态ANSEM暴涨 $BTC