Trend-following short selling is the right path: In a bearish market, do not mistake rebound channels for bottom signals. Each upward movement provides you with an opportunity to sell.
The trick of slow rises and sharp drops must be seen clearly: rising slowly, but dropping like a floodgate opening. The upward channel is just a buildup before the next round of plummeting.
Entry timing options: the aggressive approach is to ambush at the resistance level along the channel, while the conservative approach is to wait for confirmation of a breakdown below support before following up.
Sideways fluctuations are not the end, but the prelude to trend continuation. $BNB $ZEC
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SighingCashier
· 11-22 06:47
It's the same old story about the flag trap, and there are always people talking about short positions... I think, those who are really making money don't have time to analyze this here 🤷
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Rugman_Walking
· 11-20 23:14
I have seen too many flag traps like this. Those who want to buy the dip during a rebound have all turned into suckers, and only when it falls sharply do they understand what a bottomless pit means.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 11-20 12:01
Oh no, it's again this trap flag theory, and every time it's the retail investors who fall for it.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 11-20 11:52
Oh dear, I've heard too much about the flag trap; every time they say that short positions are the way to go, and what happens? Taking the opposite position just gets you slapped in the face. As for this wave of BNB, I think it's better to wait for a clear breakout signal rather than getting tangled up in what resistance level to focus on. Don't make it so complicated.
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GweiWatcher
· 11-20 11:51
The flag-shaped trap is not wrong in what it says, but how many people can really hit the right rhythm? Anyway, I only believe it after being played people for suckers.
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CrashHotline
· 11-20 11:50
Here comes the same old rhetoric again, every time talking about the flag trap, but in the end, it gets turned against them. This time, I think long positions are the main stage for $BNB.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-20 11:43
It's the same old story again, calling for short positions every time there's a rebound and saying it's a buildup when it falls... I've heard it so many times that my ears are getting calluses. I just want to ask how many people have really made money by following this approach?
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CryptoMom
· 11-20 11:32
Oh no, it's this set of excuses again. Every time they talk about the pennant trap, but then they turn around and Reverse hammer down. I really think you analysts are... slowly rising and then opening the floodgates for point shaving? Come on, why do I always feel like I'm being "charged up"? Hehe.
#美SEC促进加密创新监管体系 This wave of movement is a typical flag trap.
Trend-following short selling is the right path: In a bearish market, do not mistake rebound channels for bottom signals. Each upward movement provides you with an opportunity to sell.
The trick of slow rises and sharp drops must be seen clearly: rising slowly, but dropping like a floodgate opening. The upward channel is just a buildup before the next round of plummeting.
Entry timing options: the aggressive approach is to ambush at the resistance level along the channel, while the conservative approach is to wait for confirmation of a breakdown below support before following up.
Sideways fluctuations are not the end, but the prelude to trend continuation. $BNB $ZEC