Ten Trading Tips!

1 Consolidation takes your patience, but if you persist, you will definitely reap rewards. (Except for high-level consolidation after several-fold increases)

2 After a breakout with increased volume above a certain moving average, if it subsequently stabilizes above that moving average with reduced volume, it's a buy point.

3 When a leading coin in a sector declines, it's giving you an opportunity.

4 Coins that attack with a gap have very strong momentum. If they pull back without breaking the gap, they will continue to rise.

5 Coins that have been excessively speculated and still hit the daily limit without volume should not tempt you; that is orchestrated by the main forces.

6 Many people do not make money in a bull market; the issue lies in not holding onto coins. A bull market requires holding coins.

7 Any top will not be a sharp peak; at least a double top will appear, which is a basic principle of Dow Theory.

8 In a bull market, when the MACD's DIF tests the zero line downwards, if it does not break the zero line and returns to it, that is a buying point.

9 When the 120-day line is in a bullish arrangement, and the trend line reverses upwards, decisively buy on dips, as the accuracy is usually good.

10 For coins with consecutive small bullish candles, it is advisable to pay more attention, as it indicates that the main forces are collecting chips.