#doge

Regarding chasing after prices and selling on dips, if it's within a consolidation range, you're definitely in trouble. But if it's after the third type of buying and selling point, then it's completely different, because the movement of the consolidation doesn't necessarily mean your buying or selling point is where it ends. Even if it does, there will still be consolidation fluctuations afterward. Therefore, in such cases, chasing after prices and selling on dips can still offer opportunities, but this is not a long-term strategy. Why not use a solid third type of buying and selling point instead of chasing after prices and selling on dips? Even if you do chase after prices and sell on dips, you can utilize smaller scale buying and selling points to enter the market. Why rely on guesswork?