Hello everyone, I am SanGe. Since I started sharing in the square, I have met many new friends from all over the world. In the exchanges, I found that a common confusion faced by many friends is not knowing how to identify buying and selling points, not knowing when to buy and when to sell.
The majority of methods for determining buying and selling points are of two types.
The first type: relying on intuition.
Feeling that the price has nearly bottomed out and then buying often leads to buying in the middle of a drop. When the market truly hits the bottom, one often cannot identify it, fearing to buy at the bottom, missing the real bottom. Feeling that the price has nearly peaked after rising 10%, 20%, or even 50%, one might think it's time for a correction and that it has reached the top. As a result, they make small profits but miss out on larger gains; they summarize their experience and think next time they shouldn't sell too early when the price rises. They hesitate to sell, thinking they have doubled their investment, but when the market peaks and they don't exit, they end up back at square one, sometimes even with significant losses to their principal.
The second type: listening to news.
Whether listening to a certain KOL's tips or following some copy-trading groups, essentially it is listening to news—buy when others say buy, sell when they say sell. This situation may initially yield profits.
However, as time goes on and the principal increases, the money earned in the first ten correct trades can be wiped out in one wrong trade, resulting in a loss of capital. The reason lies in the lack of self-awareness. Even if others lack ability, are overconfident, or make judgment errors, one still lacks the ability to identify such situations. This approach results in passive losses, money lost in a muddled manner, without learning any methods.
Finance is the head of all industries! The cryptocurrency circle is even more so in the global financial market.
In this field, it is a ruthless environment, and our purpose of entering the investment circle is not only to survive but also to earn the money of 80% of the people in the market.
How to make money? Identifying buying and selling points is the core key. However, many friends, while completely unable to understand the market K-lines, rely on intuition and the words of others to invest tens or even hundreds of thousands in their hard-earned savings built over decades.
Fully reflects many people's subconscious disregard for buying and selling points, and the childishness of investment, thinking that an outsider can make money just by coming in.
Identifying buying and selling points is a professional technical task.
Buying and selling points cannot simply be transferred from my mind to yours in two simple sentences today. If someone else says you can quickly master it by reading an article or studying for a day, that person must be a scammer.
This is the skill to make money in the financial market. Friends, I hope you can pay attention to it and not take the risk of going astray due to your own underestimation. Market K-lines and buying and selling points need systematic learning and mastery.
In ancient battlefields, generals could judge the number of enemy troops, major movements, and intentions by clues such as wheel tracks, food supplies, tents, and other subtle signs, thereby formulating offensive strategies.
In modern society, capital is like soldiers, and the market is the battlefield. Investors can also judge the layout intentions of major players through market K-lines, thus following the strongest major forces to benefit.
Some people will say that technology is not useful, and when you encounter such people, you can directly say that it's because you don't know how to use it and haven't learned the real practical techniques of the market.
Why do some people say that technology is useless? Because major players also understand technology and will create false technical signals and patterns to confuse those who understand only superficially. Those who learn superficially by searching for videos and materials online think they have learned, but because their learning is inadequate, they are deceived by major players and that's why they say that.
It's like the 'Art of War' by Sun Tzu: feigning an attack in the east to strike in the west. We have all heard the stories in the classics, but it does not mean everyone has mastered the essence or can skillfully apply it to recognize when the enemy is using it.
What I have learned is the trading technique to discern true and false signals from major players.
K-lines, patterns, indicators, strategies—what I have learned is to integrate the essence of practical experience into a complete trading system that arises from the native environment of the cryptocurrency circle.
But for me personally, after many years in the cryptocurrency circle, having seen countless tall buildings rise and fall, claiming to predict how many short-term markets, only to witness their collapse after a few months.
SanCai has been in this field for five years, able to see major opportunities and critical turning points in the market through (QianLong battle strategy), recognize bull and bear cycles, judge the bottom and top of currencies, and know when to buy or sell, what strategy to use at what time, and identify true and false signals from major players.
For me, it is already enough to be able to stand in this field.
Trading is not just a single transaction; it is the ability to sustainably draw water from the financial market.
