2026-01-22 04:11:46

#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 Last night, the position at 2932 was stopped out and took a break. This morning, after re-evaluating the market, I found an opportunity to continue going long:

Core analysis reasons: First, there was a clear increase in volume at the 4-hour level, indicating that significant funds are indeed entering at low levels. Second, recent positive policy expectations have heated up, and market risk appetite has improved. Third, ironically, the current market is quite pessimistic, which often signals a bottom—when everyone is bearish, it's usually an opportunity. Fourth, from a technical perspective, as long as the price can hold the support level on the weekly chart, there is reason to continue going long.

The overall approach is: wait for confirmation signals on the 4-hour chart, maintain a bullish mindset as long as the weekly support is not broken, and continuously look for low-entry opportunities. Market sentiment is extremely pessimistic, but this is precisely when deep participants should take action.

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governance_ghost

· 01-25 03:35

Hmm, I've heard the idea of big funds picking up positions at low levels too many times. Bottom signals? Is pessimism an opportunity? The more I hear this logic, the less I feel at ease. If the weekly support really fails, how should this bullish mindset be handled? People who cut losses at 2932 must feel really uncomfortable when they see this analysis. Waiting for confirmation signals is a good strategy, but I'm just worried that it might lead to a plunge.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-24 09:51

Bro, this wave is definitely a good time to buy the dip. Big funds are accumulating at the low levels. Whenever someone is bearish, I tend to do the opposite. This strategy has never failed me. As long as the weekly support hasn't broken, I remain bullish. Just waiting for confirmation signals. The most profitable times are often when pessimism is high. Now that people's confidence is shaken, it's actually an opportunity. The stop-loss at 2932 was correct, but the current position is indeed more favorable. People who don't dare to act at such times can only watch others make money.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-22 22:56

Hey, wait a minute. I've heard too many times about large funds entering at low levels, but what's the result? It's right to cut losses at 2932. Don't follow the crowd and chase after volume absorption. This kind of talk is always the same. As for the weekly support level... to be honest, I'm half skeptical. Anyway, I'm still observing.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-22 04:41

It's the same logic again—bottom signals, large funds absorbing, everyone is bearish—that's an opportunity... I've heard it too many times, haha. Really, I cut my position at 2932 and now I want to chase again. I need to adjust my mindset, brother. Buy low, buy low. I always talk about buying low, but how many times has the bottom been pushed down? Whether the support level breaks or not is still unknown, yet I start imagining bullish scenarios. That's the beginning of being trapped.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-22 04:41

It's the same logic again: big funds buy in at low levels, everyone is bearish, so it's the bottom... I've heard this too many times. Can we not sell at a loss this time? Anyway, I also sold at 2932, but I'm still a bit hesitant to chase after this move. I'd rather miss out than get trapped. Is weekly support really that strong? It seems that people who say this often end up being swept out. Is policy expectation heating up? Can we trust what Trump says? Isn't it just another non-standard move? Buy low, buy low. Every time they say buy low, I'm just done.

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OPsychology

· 01-22 04:41

I've heard the bottom signal explanation too many times. Every time, it's said that everyone's bearishness is an opportunity. But what happens? It still depends on whether the 4-hour chart can truly stabilize.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-22 04:36

It's the same old story, bottom signals, buying opportunities at lows, large funds entering... how many times have I heard this? But on the other hand, the stop-loss at 2932 was still prudent. Waiting for confirmation signals before taking action is indeed the right approach. The key is whether the weekly support can hold, this is the most critical point.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-22 04:35

Alright, a stop loss at 2932 was quite timely, but now you're going long again? Are you really planning to bet big with this move? There is support at lower levels, but what if the weekly support is broken? Where's the discipline on stop losses? Everyone's bearish = opportunity? Come on, I've heard that too many times. You keep fooling yourself when you're cutting losses.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-22 04:34

Oh my, it's the same story again. Every time they say it's the bottom, but it still keeps falling. Listen, can tariff expectations really save the market? I doubt it. Is it true that big funds are entering at low levels? Has it been verified? Everyone's bearishness is the bottom? Then why did it break support when everyone was bearish last time? I just want to know if this week's support can really hold up; it feels very uncertain. Honestly, Trump's actions can really influence the rhythm, but betting on policy expectations is too risky. Buying the dip is okay, but don't get carried away; the account can't handle it.

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FUDwatcher

· 01-22 04:32

It's the same logic again, everyone is bearish and thinks it's the bottom? Why do I feel like someone always says that whenever the market rebounds... But the volume-driven support is still quite solid, big funds really haven't gone to waste.

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