5 laws of bull market currency speculation, remember! ! !

1. If it rises quickly and falls slowly, you are accumulating money.

A rapid rise but a slow fall indicates that bookmakers are accumulating chips and preparing for the next round of rise.

2. If it falls quickly and rises slowly, it means shipping.

Rapid decline but slow rise means that market makers are gradually selling and the market is about to enter a downward cycle.

3. Don’t sell if there is too much volume at the top, and run away if there is no volume at the top.

If the trading volume at the top is large, it may continue to rise; but if the trading volume at the top shrinks, it means that the upward momentum is insufficient, and you should leave the market as soon as possible.

4. Don’t buy when the volume increases at the bottom, but you can buy when the volume continues to increase.

The large volume at the bottom may be a relay of the decline and needs to be observed; the continued large volume indicates that funds are constantly entering, so you can consider buying.

5. Currency speculation is sentiment speculation, and consensus is trading volume.

Market sentiment determines currency price fluctuations, and trading volume reflects market consensus and investor behavior!