The All-A Index suddenly surged to 1889 points, honestly exceeding my expectations a bit. I originally planned to see a bottoming and recovery candlestick today, accumulate energy, and then push to this level tomorrow. I didn't expect it to hit the target in one step; the market gave a big surprise.
However, from a candlestick perspective, setting aside various news, I think there’s an 80% chance of a pullback tomorrow. We are still within a range-bound consolidation, and one large bullish candlestick cannot change the overall fluctuation trend.
The true intention of the funds has not been fully revealed. Instead of operating blindly, it’s better to wait and see. Once clear signals emerge during tomorrow’s trading, it’s not too late to make plans. Therefore, I didn’t provide specific trading advice today.
For short-term traders, I have only one sentence: don’t be too greedy; take action when it’s appropriate.
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StealthDeployer
· 10h ago
Oh wow, this wave of market movement is really incredible. It went straight to the point without giving any reaction time.
Most likely, there will be a pullback tomorrow. Big bullish candles can be very deceptive.
I dare not act; I'll wait for signals. Greed often leads to losses.
Honestly, I'm a bit panicked about this wave.
It's oscillating within the range; I can't see through the intentions of the funds.
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InfraVibes
· 10h ago
Just threw in 1889, this wave of momentum is really strong.
Wait, isn't it supposed to pull back tomorrow? Feels like they're trying to trick people into entering again.
Short-term brothers, don't panic, just avoid greed and that's it.
The 1889 level is a bit risky, what’s the outlook afterward?
The price keeps bouncing within the range, it's a bit annoying.
Tomorrow's signal is the key, for now just relax.
The price is jumping around unpredictably, I can't figure out what the funds are thinking.
When it's time to run, just run, don't wait for death.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 10h ago
This move is a bit aggressive to go all-in at once, but I still have no idea how to proceed tomorrow.
Really, a single bullish candle can't move the overall trend; it depends on how things develop later.
I'm truly not greedy; short-term trading is all about maintaining the right mindset.
Yesterday, I was waiting for a pullback, but today it just shot up. The market loves to play these tricks.
I still haven't figured out what the funds are really trying to do; let's wait for some signals first.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 10h ago
Haha, one step to directly push to 1889. Is this capital surfing or rushing to work... I definitely need to review and organize tomorrow. The box pattern is just a box pattern; you can't make fancy moves with a single bullish candle.
I understand the choice of observing quietly; rather than being exploited by the market, it's better to let the signals come out on their own. The core philosophy of market making is exactly this tone.
The word greed is well said. Short-term players are most likely to fall here. No matter how deep the liquidity pool is, it can't withstand endless traps.
The All-A Index suddenly surged to 1889 points, honestly exceeding my expectations a bit. I originally planned to see a bottoming and recovery candlestick today, accumulate energy, and then push to this level tomorrow. I didn't expect it to hit the target in one step; the market gave a big surprise.
However, from a candlestick perspective, setting aside various news, I think there’s an 80% chance of a pullback tomorrow. We are still within a range-bound consolidation, and one large bullish candlestick cannot change the overall fluctuation trend.
The true intention of the funds has not been fully revealed. Instead of operating blindly, it’s better to wait and see. Once clear signals emerge during tomorrow’s trading, it’s not too late to make plans. Therefore, I didn’t provide specific trading advice today.
For short-term traders, I have only one sentence: don’t be too greedy; take action when it’s appropriate.