So marking resistance levels as bearish signals now? That's wild. The logic here doesn't really track—seems like every chart pattern and technical indicator gets flipped whenever the market mood shifts. You spot a resistance zone, suddenly it's doom and gloom. Wait a week, same zone becomes a bullish springboard. This kind of sentiment-driven analysis where the narrative rewrites itself depending on which direction we're trending is exactly why so many traders get whipsawed.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 1h ago
Alright, to put it simply, it's all about the gut feeling. Today it's bearish, tomorrow it's bullish. Technical analysis has become just a storytelling tool.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 16h ago
This kind of reasoning is ridiculous; the technical aspect can easily reverse at any time.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 16h ago
This is a typical hindsight analysis: today's bottom-fishing becomes tomorrow's bag-holding.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 17h ago
Alright, this is the norm of paper trading. You can tell it's just for show by looking at the chart.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 17h ago
Laughing to death, is this still called analysis? A story a week, huh?
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FancyResearchLab
· 17h ago
Hmm... Once again, this kind of all-around analysis logic should theoretically work, but in practice, it's just writing a eulogy for your stop-loss orders.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 17h ago
This is the common flaw of traditional TA. Armchair strategists are truly unmatched after the fact.
So marking resistance levels as bearish signals now? That's wild. The logic here doesn't really track—seems like every chart pattern and technical indicator gets flipped whenever the market mood shifts. You spot a resistance zone, suddenly it's doom and gloom. Wait a week, same zone becomes a bullish springboard. This kind of sentiment-driven analysis where the narrative rewrites itself depending on which direction we're trending is exactly why so many traders get whipsawed.