It has only been 17 days since Trump was elected, but since the bottom points I provided two days before the election (11.4), BTC has risen by 33,000 points, ETH by 1,100 points, and SOL by 110 points. That day was truly the bottom. Moreover, on the morning of 11.5, after the pullback was in place, I directly called for bottom buying. In fact, before the election, based on various intertwined information, I expected Harris to win, but based on market trends, I did not short here but bought the dip, maintaining a rational trading mindset. Although contracts carry higher risks than spot trading, they are more focused on short-term trading because medium to long-term fluctuations can be significant and the market is filled with uncertainty, so I focus on short-term trading. Therefore, even when I occasionally misjudge certain important moments, I can correct myself in time rather than going in the opposite direction. When it was at 80k, I said that the pullback to 78,800-78,600 was a buying opportunity. When it was at 90k, I also posted that the pullback to 86,855-85,250 was a buying opportunity; 85,250 was the middle line of the 12-hour Bollinger Bands, and generally when the daily line pulls back here, it will turn upwards. As a result, these points were all the lowest points, and there was no significant pullback like before when it rose by 20,000-30,000 points. So when I determined it was preparing to rise another 10,000 points, I still decisively maintained a calm mindset to buy the dip, without a trace of fear or fear of heights. In the past two weeks, many people have been asking if there has been a significant pullback recently, mainly because the reasoning is that it has risen too much, and 100k is a watershed. A "major pullback" in many people's minds means a drop of 10,000-20,000 points in two or three days. Recently, I have been replying that there has been no major pullback, mainly based on the market trend. Because major pullbacks are formed by small pullbacks upgrading step by step, combined with sudden bad news, while currently, it is only hourly adjustments and there has been no high-level short formation, so I can confirm that there will be no major pullback in the near term, and it is normal to buy the dip. Every time there is a new high, I move up the low buying points and new profit-taking targets; when it is sideways, I maintain historical profit-taking targets, and if the pullback is below the existing support points, I will lower the profit-taking targets, adjusting according to market changes. There are no points of negative news in November, so there is no possibility of a major pullback. In December, apart from interest rate cut points which may cause slight downturns, there are basically no major pullbacks. This year from April to October has been oscillating for so long; the longer it stays sideways, the longer it may rise. It is normal for the monthly line to have three consecutive bullish candles or five consecutive bullish candles. The MACD momentum on the monthly line is also strengthening, so do not be intimidated by the so-called major pullback. If signals appear, I will remind in advance about short-term convergence, and I will have defensive measures in place every day in the short term, so there will be no problems.
