2026-01-01 04:10:10

#2026年美国股市展望 $QReaching this level, it looks a bit like a fake-out. The trading volume is gradually shrinking, which usually isn't a reversal signal, mostly just a rebound. After the rebound, the downtrend will likely continue.

If you plan to open a short position, it is recommended to set the stop loss at 0.0175. In case this support is accidentally broken, then switch to a long position, so you have a clear trading logic. Don't guess blindly; let the candlesticks do the talking.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 14h ago

The decline contracts and rebounds; break the level and then reverse to go long. A clear-headed trading logic.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 14h ago

The volume shrinks, and the rebound doesn't reverse. This trick is old; just wait and see the decline.

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VibesOverCharts

· 14h ago

The shrinking volume is the most annoying thing; it feels like a prelude to a trap. Yes, I remember the stop-loss at 0.0175; let's wait until it breaks. Fake lines are just fake lines; the candlestick chart is the real story, everything else is nonsense. A rebound is a rebound, anyway it will fall later, so there's no need to rush. This kind of market tests your mentality the most; don't get scared out and then get hit by the rebound. If the volume doesn't cooperate, even the bulls are pointless. Break 0.0175 and go long directly; this logic is indeed clear, just do it.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 14h ago

Deceiving lines is just deceiving lines; the rebound still needs to be smashed, and with shrinking volume, there's basically no hope. --- That 0.0175 level really needs to hold; if broken, just switch to a long position directly, don't overthink it. --- This wave feels a bit weak, and there's still room to go down later. --- The key depends on how the candlestick chart moves; empty talk is meaningless. --- Signals like shrinking volume shouldn't be seen as reversals; 99% of the time, it's just a lonely rebound. --- Set your stop-loss properly, keep your logic clear, and reckless guesses are the real losses. --- I feel there will still be a decline later; it's okay to leave this position empty.

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