Five Iron Rules for Trading in a Bull Market, Remember!

When the price rises quickly and falls slowly, that's called accumulation.

If the price of the coin shoots up quickly but drops slowly, it's likely that the market makers are quietly accumulating, preparing for another surge.

When the price falls quickly and rises slowly, it's a signal to sell.

Conversely, if the price of the coin falls rapidly but climbs like a snail, it may be that the market makers are quietly selling, and the market is about to turn bearish.

Don’t rush to sell when the volume is high at the top; run fast when there is no volume, don’t hesitate.

When at a high position, if the trading volume is still increasing significantly, don’t rush, there may still be opportunities; but if the trading volume shrinks to a line, then it’s time to pull out, as it can't rise any further.

Don’t act immediately when there is high volume at the bottom; wait for sustained volume increase before taking action.

When the trading volume suddenly increases at the bottom, don’t rush to buy; it might just be a pause in the downtrend; but if the trading volume keeps steadily increasing, then it's worth considering entering the market.

Trading in coins is all about human sentiment, and trading volume reflects everyone’s attitude.

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