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The time-sharing chart represents the main capital
Never get involved in these four types of things
First, rush higher to lure more
The currency price rose sharply on the new K-line, but the volume began to shrink after the surge. Then the currency price fell below the daily moving average, and was unable to pull back upward during the session, gradually moving away from the average price line. At this time, there is a high probability that funds are taking advantage of the opportunity. Escape. Don't get involved!
Second, weak downward trend
The daily line dives immediately, and is suppressed by the average price line throughout the day. The rebound is extremely weak, so don't intervene! It will make you get trapped deeper and deeper without knowing it.
Third, take the bait when fishing
The daily line fell for a time, creating panic and then straightened up during the day, attracting the attention of funds, and closing the daily line dived again, holding on to the chips to chase the increase; this kind of time sharing usually occurs at the end of a continuous rise. If you see it, stay away and don't get involved!
Fourth, repeated rises and falls
The aggressive sentiment is not strong after market trends, and is less aggressive after rising prices, and it repeatedly pulls and drops sharply to release huge amounts of money. This is a typical example of looking at the pressure to pull shipments, and never chase the high.
