When engaging in swing trading, there is a key understanding that many people have not grasped: the money in the market is not made by buying at the bottom and selling at the top.

The lowest and highest points are, in fact, only a few moments; most people, however, focus on these two positions every day, resulting in often missing both ends and the profits in between that should belong to them.

A more realistic approach is to distinguish the rhythm. Use short cycles to find entry points, such as the one-hour candlestick; use medium cycles to determine direction, like the four-hour level; and then confirm the overall trend with the daily chart. Clear hierarchies are more reliable than looking at a single cycle.

When the market is in a sideways phase, uncertainty is at its highest. Frequent operations at this time often just consume capital and patience. It is easier to secure a stable profit by participating once the trend truly emerges.

Real experts do not pursue perfect points but focus on “capturing the middle segment.” Being able to consistently hold a major space in a trend is already excellent enough.

Many people lose money not because there are few opportunities, but because they are too greedy, always thinking about getting a little more, only to end up losing their profits bit by bit in chasing highs and lows.

The market has fluctuations, which create opportunities. But opportunities are not for fantasizing; they are for execution. Grasping the part you can understand is more important than anything else. #特朗普称对伊战争已胜利 #特朗普再挺比特币