Ten Key Points for Trading
Be patient during sideways movements; holding firm will yield results (except for high-level sideways movements).
After a strong breakout followed by a consolidation with reduced volume, it's a buying point.
When the leading coin in a sector declines, it's an excellent opportunity.
An upward attack with a gap that does not break upon retracement indicates a continuation of the upward trend.
Avoid chasing when there's a massive spike in volume with no support; it's likely a trap set by the main players.
In a bull market, holding cash is the way to profit; avoid frequent trading.
Top formations often show double tops; follow Dow's principles.
In a bull market, if the MACD DIF tests the zero axis without breaking down, it’s a good entry point.
With the 120-day moving average being bullish and trending upward, buying on dips is advisable.
If small bullish candles continue to appear, it indicates accumulation by main players; pay attention.
