When the pullback is not very strong, and the low long entry points are locked within a narrow range, a partial low absorption method can be used. This is especially applicable for ETH. For example, if considering all three points of 3966, 3936, and 3912 to enter, they are too close together, but all may be reached. The low absorption method can avoid missing the opportunity and prevent an excessively high average price, and it does not require excessive real-time monitoring of the market. Therefore, one should not enter with a large position at each point. If planning to invest 20% of the position, it should be divided into three parts, with 7% for each point. If monitoring the market in real-time and the pullback at 3936 holds, then the 7% position at 3912 can be added in real-time, and a take-profit order can be set immediately, waiting to reap the benefits.

In short-term trading, I don’t like to place an order at just one major point, as I often miss out due to being off by a few points. In a strong bull market cycle, missing out is not allowed; being able to catch a pullback keeps you in the game, which is much better than missing out on a large scale. Because successful trading leads to profits, making a trade once every few hundred years is not significant.

During weaker periods, such as these days with SOL, one can only wait for major points, like a pullback to the 0.50 or 0.618 positions. One should not pursue opening orders every day. In a weak market, it’s better to slow down, focus on strong positions first; rushing to enter the market may not yield quick profits and can easily lead to being trapped, making it pointless.