Recently, the market has been showing a clear pattern of oscillation within the 87-90 range. The price has been moving back and forth within this range, forming a relatively orderly fluctuation pattern. Such a trend indeed leaves many opportunities for short-term swing trading.
Currently, while swing trading yields stable profits, there is a general sense that the market is gathering strength. This kind of regular oscillation is often a prelude to a major move—the accumulated energy will eventually be released. When the price breaks through this consolidation zone, it may trigger a more obvious directional trend. It is worth continuing to observe the breakout dynamics at this key level.
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StableBoi
· 6h ago
It's the same old story, organizing for a big trend, hearing it so much that my ears are getting calloused.
Swing trading indeed makes money, but I still feel uneasy, always with a sense that a breakdown might happen.
That 87 line feels particularly critical; if it breaks through, it might take off.
Playing within this range for short-term trades is quite profitable, but the main trend is what really matters.
Another theory about accumulation... why are there so many accumulation theories?
I'm still watching, waiting for a breakout.
By the way, have you made any swing trading profits these days?
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RugpullSurvivor
· 6h ago
87-90 Repeated friction, making my hands itch, but no satisfying result
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I've heard this accumulation theory so many times, but in the end, it's just sideways trading until the end of time
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How to do swing trading, brother? I got trapped here for three months last time before I got out
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Breakthrough is just a breakthrough, I bet it can't break through, don't ask me why, I just bet like that
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Consolidating range, consolidating range, trading every day, when will it finally release?
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Stable short-term profits? You say that so easily, my account is going to be liquidated tomorrow
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I've already seen the key position long ago, but the key is, why do I keep missing out?
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The market is gathering strength but my money has already dispersed, so I don't really care anymore
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This regular oscillation is just cutting off retail investors like me, no negotiation
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retroactive_airdrop
· 6h ago
87-90 fluctuate back and forth, it feels like they're holding back a big move...
Let's wait for the breakthrough moment, it should be very exciting.
Small gains in the swing are comfortable, but this consolidation phase really makes people uneasy.
The most difficult part of the buildup is not knowing which side will explode first.
It's basically a gamble on who will hold out first.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 6h ago
I'll just say it, I made three attempts in this wave, and all three times I got shaken out right before the breakout, it's really incredible.
Recently, the market has been showing a clear pattern of oscillation within the 87-90 range. The price has been moving back and forth within this range, forming a relatively orderly fluctuation pattern. Such a trend indeed leaves many opportunities for short-term swing trading.
Currently, while swing trading yields stable profits, there is a general sense that the market is gathering strength. This kind of regular oscillation is often a prelude to a major move—the accumulated energy will eventually be released. When the price breaks through this consolidation zone, it may trigger a more obvious directional trend. It is worth continuing to observe the breakout dynamics at this key level.