Review of the order report from November 1 to today, November 8
In 7 days, a total of 12 orders participated
4 stop losses, 8 take profits
Current net profit is 1900 points
There is still a lot of optimization space
Review of yesterday's article highlights:
The demand for the rise in yesterday's title, with the price at 75000 at the time, last night's highest price was 76850, an increase of about 1800 points
Today's view:
Daily level:
The daily level today closes with a doji star
The day before yesterday, it rose 7000 dollars in one day
Rising so much at once, after a huge increase
What follows is the natural long-short game
The star line that appears during the upward process only represents one possibility
There is insufficient upward momentum, meaning the fuel is currently lacking
The main force needs to sell a little before buying again
But the overall upward trend has not yet ended
Although there is some pullback demand here
However, the current market sentiment is still predominantly bullish
The bullish sentiment at the top needs some time to dissipate and ease
Four-hour level:
After reaching 76850, a clear resistance signal K appeared for the first time
The previous 4-hour line closed with a top engulfing bearish K
This K line closed beautifully, followed by a bullish doji star
This indicates that there is already significant selling pressure in this price range
The market's selling sentiment has started to emerge after reaching a new high
While the bullish upward momentum is insufficient, there is gradually a demand for selling
One-hour level:
There are two points to pay attention to at the one-hour level:
1,
Forming a standard double top pattern
2,
MACD shows clear top divergence at the one-hour level and thirty-minute level
3,
Pay attention to the double top neck line position: the breakout situation near 75650
If it successfully breaks down, a pullback is established, with the pullback position around 74400
The first drop to the neck line from the right shoulder represents the first segment of a corrective decline