After the market breaks down, a rebound often follows, and many people are prone to mistaking a rebound for a reversal.
As seen on the chart, a recovery rebound may occur after a decline, but a rebound does not mean a trend reversal.
When trading, you must clearly distinguish between the two: a rebound is a pullback, while a reversal marks a new direction.
Do not rush to go long as soon as you see prices rising, while ignoring the fact that the larger trend has already broken down.
With the larger time frame already weakening, a rebound on the smaller time frame often presents an opportunity t

#BTR Let’s go, I added to my position at 21439, adding a 19x position; stop-loss if the previous high breaks ~ Everyone, stop mocking me—I’m just a little poorer, aren’t I? Why ridicule me? 🧐

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#MRVL##迈威尔科技# Warned of a decline starting June 14. After the rebound in August, it warned of another decline. Figure 2 shares my view. $MRVL

It would honestly be better to call him an adulterous lover; “male best friend” is the insult.

One market move, one trade, whether it succeeds or fails, is but a speck in the ocean of your long professional trading
career, among millions of trades. Do not become carried away by a single
success, nor become consumed by frustration over a single failure.
A calm mind is always a professional trader’s strongest weapon. When changes in the market and your assets make you
impatient, reckless, fearful, or anxious,
whether you profit or lose, you have already lost. The market’s waves will endlessly amplify
your emotions, exhaust you, and then deliver a fatal blow.

$SOL is holding around $103 after getting rejected near $110. The $100–$101 area is the key support now holding it could bring another attempt toward $105–$110, while a breakdown could send SOL toward $97.

Good morning CT happy Saturday!
Get out and enjoy yourselves in between the grind

$BTR Guys, when you encounter this kind of sideways consolidation after a sharp rally, are you afraid that the market makers will dump and run, or would you dare to go long when it breaks above the upper boundary?
In-depth analysis: When I went long on BTR at 0.16124, it had just completed a rally and entered an “ascending flag” consolidation. The price fluctuated narrowly in the 0.15–0.16 range for two days, while trading volume shrank dramatically—this was a typical shakeout. When the price broke above the flag’s upper boundary at 0.162 on heavy volume, I decisively followed in. This patter

No volume on the way up, but volume picks up on the way down—the market is way too easy to read. 🤨

During the repeated intraday swings, every push higher fell just short, with frighteningly heavy selling pressure overhead. I opened the short at 1651.77, and now it’s at 1490.65. Looking at the return, +691.82%—I can have a good dinner tonight. 😋
I’ve put most of it in my pocket first: closed 70%, and set the remaining 30% at the entry price for protection. If it continues to sell off, let the profits run.

When you’re not confident in an asset, taking a look is clear-headed; buying a posit

$Niu Lai — absolutely do not enter and get trapped. Get out immediately. The market cannot trap anyone; only idiots would keep churning in and out. It is merely a very small news coin with no value. The market maker just refuses to admit they have invested in it. Entering is extremely dangerous.

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This was purely the market being in a bad mood and casually smashing downward, landing right in my arms. Credit goes to the order I set before bed a few days ago. While everyone else was running, I watched the volume and upward momentum, and felt that the rebound was weak, the bull trap flavor was too strong, and the trading volume was pitifully low. So I placed a short at 0.05841. Taking a look today, the current price is 0.05776, and the profit came in at +78.96% directly. No vision, couldn’t hold it—I’ve directly locked in this wave’s profit at +78.96%, and moved the stop loss for the remai

I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat roasted itself instead. 🍖

When the dump started in the early session, $IOTX tried to bounce, but the rebound lacked strength and volume failed to follow. I've seen this kind of fake move too many times, so I opened a short directly. Don't lose patience grinding away in a range, only to try to regain your dignity in a one-way move. 📉

From 0.003343 to 0.002839, +841.76% secured. The wait wasn't in vain—I got the rhythm right this time. The guys on board should all be smiling. 😄

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$FOGO (Fogo) – Harsh Rejection, Out
I'm staying far away from FOGO because it is down -16.30% at $0.00765, after a sharp rejection at $0.00769. The price has collapsed from the upper band down to the current level, which is now testing the lower band. The 24h low is $0.00717, and MACD is turning deeply negative. I'm not touching this until it reclaims the middle band ($0.00759). For now, I'm completely out.

The big moment is ready—let’s rise strong at the highs.

I was just about to go swear at it, but then I checked my account—never mind. Let it pump; I’ll hold my short and watch the show. 🤭

When the early-session dump first hit, the rebound was weak and it reeked of a bull trap. However you looked at it, it was clearly a setup where no one would buy into the rise. The short opened at 0.2933 is now at 0.1783, and the +772.02% is already in the bag. Feels good, brothers. 😎
First close 70%; protect the remaining 30% at breakeven, so even if it bounces, I won’t have to give back the profits.

The market specializes in humbling all kinds of overconfi

I originally wanted to cash out and call it a day, but it turned around and handed the profit back itself. While everyone else was running, $CYS had a strong bull-trap smell—there were no buyers up there. I set a short at 1.3889, and the trade is already underway. Now at 0.6337, with +1068.63% secured—feels great, brothers.
First close 80% and take profits, then move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to around breakeven. Ideally, it keeps dropping, but don’t expect to capture the entire move every time.
Even if you only make one point, as long as you can take it home, it’s yours; no matter ho