Sometimes I really admire some netizens, who can explain why a stock goes up or down every day. Whether it is a decision to buy or sell; after doing the homework, we need to give the stocks some time, let the bullet fly a bit, and then we observe.
Stocks are suitable for distant viewing, not for close playing. Sometimes when you see a stock rise, and then fall the next day, you may have the idea of selling, fearing that the cooked duck may fly away. Maybe it hasn't reached the target price or stop-loss point in your mind yet, but just because of fear, you sell the stocks.
I often say that buying stocks requires confidence, and confidence comes from doing the homework. No guru can give us confidence. Just like a certain guru can go all in on a stock, maybe we only invest a few thousand yuan, not making big profits or losses; but if we operate like this every time, when can we reach the peak?
Just keep working hard on your homework.

Both Monday and Tuesday of this week, guessed correctly. Monday opened low and went high, Tuesday opened high but went low, then went high again.
On Tuesday, MM should be washing the disk. After MM pulls up from the low point, there are too many retail investors with floating funds in the market, usually MM will spend a day washing the disk.
Wednesday:
A. News: CPI will be released at 08:30 EST.
Usually(UsuallyRefers to a 60% probability): Before the announcement, observe which side the market is leaning towards, and see whether SOXL or SOXS is the one increasing.UsuallyIncreasingThe probability on that side willTall.A little.
B. The chip bill for SOX is a bomb.
The following orders are based on technical aspects:
Daily: MACD is negative and trending down, KD is also opening down. Looking at the daily chart, Monday perfectly touched the lower green support line, undergoing a perfect backtest, followed by a strong green daily K-line to the upside.UsuallyYes.Bottom signalOn Tuesday, as expected, it opened higher, tested the 20-day MA at the opening, and then went back down to fill the gap, also touching the 4885 yellow dashed support line during the session.
In terms of daily K-line chart, although it is a pity to have a red K-line on Tuesday, the indicator is bearish, but this is a rebound pattern. However, during the midday trading on Tuesday, the SOX was oscillating up and down, making it difficult to determine whether it was a stop-loss order for long positions or a stop-loss point for short positions.
Looking at the 4-hour candlestick chart, this reversal is more evident.
Novice beginners believe that: CPI is rising...

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