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Shiguang has recently studied four mainstream models of washing and absorbing funds. Let me share my observations.

First is the three-wave decline model of BONK PIZZA, a washing and absorbing model with a lower and lower bottom. Because each wave is getting lower and lower, it makes people extremely scared, but the benefits of this are also obvious, that is, the subsequent gains are relatively good, because the washing is sufficient, which is very good for the banker and unfriendly to retail investors.

The second is ORID PEPE, which is also a three-wave decline, but the lowest point appears in the second wave. If you don't watch the market and buy in time, the continuous rise of the bottom may cause investors to miss the opportunity.

Then the bottom of TAO is gradually rising, and many investors are likely to miss the best buying opportunity, resulting in missing out.

Then SHIB has been oscillating in the box. Without in-depth research on this model, it is difficult for investors to hold on and often lose their way in the fluctuations.