2026-01-22 04:23:13

Yesterday's market rhythm mostly aligned with expectations. The market rebounded nearly 500 points from the lows in the early session, and the overall trend was clear. After hitting a key resistance level during the rebound, it immediately started to weaken, with selling pressure increasing above, and the bears completely took control of the pace.

The current pattern fully confirms previous judgments: the rebound momentum is waning, there is obvious resistance at high levels, and the pullback structure is very clear. This again demonstrates that our trading approach is sound—no chasing highs, no bottom fishing, and firmly shorting at key resistance areas, allowing the actual market to validate the trading logic. By steadily accumulating profits step by step, the risk is actually reduced.

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DataBartender

· 2h ago

Once again, it has been verified that not chasing highs is truly the key to survival. The pressure level was pinpoint accurate; indeed, it’s necessary to stay firm. By the way, why can this kind of rhythm always be ignored by the bottom-fishing crowd? They get jealous at every rebound, big brother. Steady accumulation is much more satisfying than going all-in in one shot.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 20h ago

The early rebound of 500 points was quite clear, but it faltered at the resistance level. The market validation of this idea is indeed solid; just need to hold on tightly and not loosen. Stable accumulation is the real way to go, much more reliable than those gamblers. I've been shorting at the resistance level all along, now just lying back and winning. The signal of diminishing rebound momentum is too obvious; the bears have taken full control. Seeing the increasing selling pressure, you know there's no hope above; sticking to trading logic is still necessary. Not chasing highs is so important; many people have gone bankrupt because of this. The pattern validation is so clear, what are you hesitating for? Just do it. Rebound then short is really a killer move; it's even hard to find chances to lose.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 20h ago

Another "full verification"? I'm tired of hearing this rhetoric until my ears are calloused. Did the support level break? Don't talk so confidently. Steadily accumulating profits? I haven't seen it myself. Shorting to control the rhythm, what if the next market moves in the opposite direction? Talking about clear logic, where's the data? Where are the screenshots? Even I can play the armchair strategist after the fact.

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down_only_larry

· 20h ago

Well, that's just the market. When the resistance level drops, it's time to short. --- Another self-congratulatory summary, waiting to be proven wrong. --- Listening to steady profit accumulation is just for fun; it could explode in the next second. --- The rebound at the resistance level is an old trick; why is it different this time? --- Not chasing highs or bottom fishing? That's hilarious. Who can do that? --- I believe in you, buddy. Waiting to see the result of this short position. --- What’s the point of clear logic? The market plays by its own rules. --- Always saying the strategy is fine, but how's your account doing? --- I've heard this kind of thing too many times. --- The resistance level is indeed hard to break, but it doesn't necessarily mean you have to short.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 20h ago

It’s been smashed down again, what are you waiting for --- Support levels are support levels, anyone who doesn’t listen will be trapped --- Thinking of running after a 500 rebound? Dream on --- This wave of bears is really incredible, the bagholders are still dreaming --- It’s always like this, high levels are death --- Steady accumulation? I’ve heard that phrase enough, haha --- The logic is sound but your reaction speed needs to keep up --- With such heavy selling pressure, still chasing highs? I’m really amazed --- Clear as a hammer, I’m all blood --- Indeed, not chasing highs can help you survive much longer

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AirdropNinja

· 21h ago

Resistance levels mean not to pass, truly the end for the bears --- A 500-point rebound was still suppressed, this rhythm really speaks for itself --- Once again confirmed, chasing highs is really a lifesaver --- High-level pressure is so obvious, and some still chase? I wouldn't dare --- Stably accumulating profits sounds simple, but actually doing it is the real skill --- The rhythm of shorting is completely under control, a bit fierce --- With such heavy selling pressure, pushing upward is just giving away money --- Don't chase highs or bottom fish, it's easy to say but hard to do --- The key position is to be firm, this time it has been validated --- The market is like this, when the rebound is in place, it's time to run

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UncommonNPC

· 21h ago

Hi, this rebound is still the same old routine, with the resistance level as the ceiling. Once again, a textbook shorting opportunity. How can anyone chase the high? Verify and then continue to profit, no problem. Sell during the rebound, this is the correct way to open. Retreat before the resistance level, it's not being cowardly, it's about surviving longer.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 21h ago

Steady earning is the real king, those chasing highs all got trapped haha --- A 500-point rebound is just a candied trap, smashing down from high levels feels so satisfying --- Shorting at key resistance levels really feels good, not greedy, risk is much lower --- The judgment that the rebound momentum is weakening is spot on, everything is following the script --- This wave of rhythm was perfectly caught, not chasing or copying is the way to stay steady --- With such heavy selling pressure above, those still daring to chase highs are truly brave --- Logical trading > gambling, that's the difference, right? --- The decline structure is so clear, just short and profit --- Every time I verify my trading ideas, it feels great; steady accumulation is the ultimate skill --- Many people are still sleepwalking despite obvious resistance at high levels

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