Market demand weakened, funds flowed in in a panic, long-term holders accelerated selling, and profit peaks were not as good as before... By comparing data analysis, we can find that the current trend shows signs of gradual attenuation, and this conclusion is traceable and well-founded.

Observing a signal does not mean that the market will immediately pull back, and sometimes it may even rise again due to the inertia of market sentiment. Faced with this situation, my strategy is to start implementing a batch profit-taking plan. This signal is the "selling point" I have been waiting for. In a bear market, we will find multiple "buying points" based on indicator signals to build positions in batches; similarly, in a bull market, there will not be only one "selling point". The key is to plan well and seize every "selling point".

What if the judgment is wrong? ——There is no perfect trading system in the world, nor a strategy that never makes mistakes. As long as the trading system meets personal risk preferences and profit expectations, has clear logic, is executable, and can form a closed loop, it is a good system. We can only make money within our own cognitive range, and the profits beyond our cognitive range do not belong to us.