Someone asked today:

1. Can I buy spot?

After two weeks of correction, the price is low. You can buy it casually. There is not much difference between buying two days ago and buying today. But if you care about the small price difference, you should buy it when it is weak from Sunday night to Monday morning. This is what I said on Friday. Didn’t it fall back this morning? Do you dare to buy when it falls back? Or do you only buy when it rebounds? Spot should insist on going against human nature, buy when it falls and not when it rises. The year before last, I bought more and more in the second half of the year, and stopped buying after the interest rate was raised by 75 basis points, so the price was very low. For example, my cost of BTC is 17600, the cost of ETH is 1380, the cost of NEAR is 2.75, the earliest cost of SOL is 12-15, the cost of DOGE is 0.048, and the cost of GALA is 0.016... So this year, no matter how it falls, I have never sold a single coin. I will not buy any spot in the entire bull market, because no matter how much the correction is, it is impossible to pull back to the price in the second half of the previous year. Covering the spot in the middle will only raise my cost average price, which is not very meaningful. So I just take it directly to the middle and late stages of the bull market and sell it in batches. The spot does not do the band, only out and not in, until the clearance is completed.

2. Question: Now that the adjustment is over, is the unilateral market coming?

There is no pure unilateral market recently. The pure unilateral market refers to the period from October last year to mid-March this year. The weekly MACD is duckbill-shaped, opening and closing, and basically advances 10 and retreats 3 every day. It can also recover quickly after acupuncture. It is different now, because this month's adjustment is at the weekly level. Strictly speaking, it is currently within the 5-day line adjustment range in the weekly adjustment cycle. The rebound in the past few days is based on the support after touching the 5-day line boll middle track 59500, and the weakening of the 2-day and 3-day line downward momentum and the rebound caused by the 1-day line zero pullback. From the perspective of the entire K-line, it is not rigorous to say that the bull market has returned, because the weekly line is still opening downward, but it is still far from the zero axis and there is not such a big risk. However, if we really want to follow the pure unilateral upward trend during the Spring Festival, we need to repair the momentum indicators at all levels below the 1-day line, and the MACD at all levels above 4 hours must climb above the zero axis and open upward, and the MACD of the 2- and 3-day lines must turn right and upward in a duckbill shape, which can directly break the suppression of the 5-day and weekly levels. The price needs to break through and stabilize at 72,800, and then we can truly say that the bull market has returned.