Looking back at the market trend on the 11th, compared to recent market performance, some interesting patterns can indeed be identified. This is not just a simple replay of history; it also contains more detailed technical logic. By carefully comparing the K-line patterns, volume changes, and key breakout points between the two periods, the market movement becomes gradually clearer. Whether it's the confirmation of support levels or the testing of resistance levels, every price turn tells a story of the battle between buyers and sellers. This vertical trend comparison analysis is quite helpful for understanding the current market's evolution direction.
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LadderToolGuy
· 12-16 00:28
Ha, talking about historical patterns again, huh? I think this wave of the market is just repeating yesterday's story, nothing new.
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PumpDetector
· 12-14 19:24
ngl the 11th chart setup is giving me 2017 vibes but the volume profile tells a different story... whale movements don't lie if you know where to look
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-13 05:55
Damn, it's the same old theory again. I got liquidated during that wave on the 11th, and now I'm still here analyzing the pattern.
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FlatTax
· 12-13 05:45
Speaking of this theory, it sounds pretty smooth, but how many people can actually follow through? I always end up losing money even when I get the direction right.
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UnluckyMiner
· 12-13 05:41
Here we go again. I've watched the trend of the 11th several times, but there's really nothing new this time. It feels like it's just repeating yesterday's story.
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hodl_therapist
· 12-13 05:38
It's good to hear, but I watched the movement on the 11th for a long time and still couldn't hold it together. The trading volume doesn't match at all. Did you choose the wrong cycle for your benchmarking analysis?
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FallingLeaf
· 12-13 05:30
The wave on the 11th is indeed interesting, but I think it depends on the trading volume. A rise in the air is easy to be deceptive.
Looking back at the market trend on the 11th, compared to recent market performance, some interesting patterns can indeed be identified. This is not just a simple replay of history; it also contains more detailed technical logic. By carefully comparing the K-line patterns, volume changes, and key breakout points between the two periods, the market movement becomes gradually clearer. Whether it's the confirmation of support levels or the testing of resistance levels, every price turn tells a story of the battle between buyers and sellers. This vertical trend comparison analysis is quite helpful for understanding the current market's evolution direction.