You might as well stick to these "ten key phrases".
1. Sideways consolidation consumes your patience, but if you persist, you will definitely reap rewards. (Except for high-level sideways consolidation after a multiple increase)
2. After a significant breakout above a certain moving average, if it stabilizes above that moving average on lower volume, it's a buying point.
3. When the leading coin in a sector drops, it's giving you an opportunity.
4. Coins that are attacking with gaps are very strong. If they pull back without breaking the gap, they will continue to rise.
5. Don't be envious of coins that have been hyped up several times and are still hitting the limit up with no trading volume; that is a self-directed performance by the main force.
6. Many people don't make money in a bull market; the problem lies in not holding the coins consistently. In a bull market, you should hold your coins.
7. No top will be a sharp peak; at least a double top will appear. This is a basic principle of Dow Theory.
8. In a bull market, when the MACD's DIF tests the 0 axis downwards, not breaking below the 0 axis and returning to the 0 axis is a buying point.
9. When the 120-day moving average is in a bullish arrangement, and the trend line is upward, decisively buy on dips; the accuracy is quite good.
10. For coins that have a series of small upward candles, it is recommended to pay more attention, indicating that the main force is collecting chips.
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