1、Strong currencies must be followed up promptly after falling for 9 consecutive days at a high level.
2、Any currency that has risen for two consecutive days must be promptly reduced in position.
3、Any currency that has risen more than 7% has a chance of continuing to rise the next day, and can continue to observe.
4、Strong bull currencies must wait until the pullback is over before entering the market.
5、If any currency has been stable for three consecutive days, observe for another three days, and if there is no change, consider switching.
6、If any currency fails to recover the cost price of the previous day the next day, it should exit promptly.
7、In the ranking of increases, if there are three, there must be five; if there are five, there must be seven. Currencies that have risen for two consecutive days should be entered at low points, and the fifth day is usually a good selling point.
8、Volume and price indicators are crucial; trading volume is the soul of the currency. When the price of a currency breaks out with increased volume at a low level during consolidation, it needs attention; if there is high volume stagnation at a high level, it is necessary to exit decisively.
