Regarding the rhythm of short-term trading, the core lies in judging two dimensions.
**First, the trend confirmation stage**
First, determine whether the market is in a clear downtrend. At this stage, the compression momentum indicator will gradually shrink, and the key is to wait for it to converge at the bottom. Only when this indicator is fully suppressed can the trend possibly reverse. Many people rush to open positions here and end up getting crushed. Do not chase shorts, because excessive bullish or bearish sentiment can lead to mistakes.
**Second, the reversal signal appears**
When the compression indicator shows a clear convergence line at the bottom, it often signals a switch from a bearish to a bullish trend. This short-term short opportunity is actually right in front of you, but you need patience. Looking at the 4-hour timeframe will be clearer; don’t focus on the noise at the minute level—that will mess you up.
**Cycle selection is very important**
When using chart tools, there's no need to subscribe to premium services. A basic indicator is enough unless you are a professional trader operating meticulously every day. A scientific internet environment + appropriate cycle + correct indicator combination are more important than anything else.
In short, short-term trading is about repeatedly compressing and releasing to find that moment of certainty.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 8h ago
The bottom of the compression indicator is the real signal, while a bunch of people are still blindly buying the dip on the minute chart.
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fomo_fighter
· 8h ago
Only when the compression indicator is pushed to the limit will I dare to act; otherwise, it's just giving money to the big players. I've seen too many people chasing short positions and going bankrupt directly.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 8h ago
Compression is the key to reversal, and there's no denying that. But most people die waiting for these two K-lines to form.
Really, looking at the 4-hour chart is much clearer than minute-level charts. I used to get played out by watching the 1-minute chart.
Waiting for signals sounds simple, but actually doing it is a torment. The biggest enemy here is your mindset.
I love hearing that you don't need to subscribe; saving money while living longer, haha.
The theory of compression and release is very solid, but the key is whether you can endure until that certainty appears.
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VibesOverCharts
· 8h ago
Do I have to compress to the bottom to open? Damn, I got itchy again and jumped in early... Next time, I will definitely hold back.
Regarding the rhythm of short-term trading, the core lies in judging two dimensions.
**First, the trend confirmation stage**
First, determine whether the market is in a clear downtrend. At this stage, the compression momentum indicator will gradually shrink, and the key is to wait for it to converge at the bottom. Only when this indicator is fully suppressed can the trend possibly reverse. Many people rush to open positions here and end up getting crushed. Do not chase shorts, because excessive bullish or bearish sentiment can lead to mistakes.
**Second, the reversal signal appears**
When the compression indicator shows a clear convergence line at the bottom, it often signals a switch from a bearish to a bullish trend. This short-term short opportunity is actually right in front of you, but you need patience. Looking at the 4-hour timeframe will be clearer; don’t focus on the noise at the minute level—that will mess you up.
**Cycle selection is very important**
When using chart tools, there's no need to subscribe to premium services. A basic indicator is enough unless you are a professional trader operating meticulously every day. A scientific internet environment + appropriate cycle + correct indicator combination are more important than anything else.
In short, short-term trading is about repeatedly compressing and releasing to find that moment of certainty.