2025-12-29 02:21:32

Many people fall into the same vicious cycle—markets have risen from the bottom to the top, and yet they are still debating whether the logic I previously explained is correct.

Where is the problem? The logic itself might be correct, but the position has changed. When the position changes, the probabilities are completely different. This is a point that most people haven't understood.

To put it simply, many traders mix three things together—logic, trend, and entry/exit points. These three aspects actually need to be viewed separately. Logic is logic, chart patterns are chart patterns, and when to act specifically is when to act. They cannot be confused with each other.

Only when these three dimensions are aligned—logic is valid, trend structure is clear, and entry/exit points are precise—when all three resonate, it is truly a high-probability moment. This resonance is the reason you dare to make a heavy move.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 7h ago

Oh my god, you're so right. That's exactly how I lost money before... The logic is nonsense; if the position is wrong, it's all pointless. Wait, the second half is the key. The three dimensions need to turn together. You verify the logic only after the market has moved? Isn't that just armchair strategizing? I need to review the concept of these three layers of resonance several times. It feels like it hits my pain points. Logic, trend, entry points... It sounds simple when I think about it, but when it comes to actual trading, everything gets chaotic.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 7h ago

Well, to be honest, it's a matter of positioning. Many people really haven't figured this out. The market has already risen, yet they're still reviewing the logic, which is a bit of a delayed realization. Wait, if these three layers are not aligned, it's indeed pointless. I need to think about whether I've been doing the same thing recently.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 8h ago

Oh, you're right. Different positions can make a huge difference in probability. Many people haven't figured this out. Having the correct logic doesn't mean you can buy now. That's the real trap. Only when the three dimensions align can you dare to go all in? It really has to be played this way. It makes some sense, but how many people can truly wait for all three to resonate? I love this analysis. Finally, someone has really understood this issue.

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HallucinationGrower

· 8h ago

Well said. Different positions mean vastly different probabilities, I truly understand this point. The market has already moved, and you're still verifying the logic— isn't that funny? You just need to wait for three conditions to be met; otherwise, a heavy hand is just giving away money. I used to make this mistake too, but now I understand clearly. Even if the logic is correct, if you don't buy at the right moment, you'll still lose. Wait for the three-line resonance before taking action; otherwise, just watch the show.

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hodl_therapist

· 8h ago

Haha, really? Regretting after looking at the chart is even more painful than regretting before looking at the candlestick chart. People are like that, always thinking that if the logic is correct, they can make money. But as soon as the position changes, everything is ruined. I keep saying, if you can't separate these three things, don't trade blindly. Wait until all three align before making a move. Isn't that more satisfying? Good grief, another one probably got cut so badly they doubt life itself. Actually, you didn't grasp that resonance point at all. One word—timing. It's so simple yet so difficult. Even with correct logic, you still need to consider the position. That’s true insight. Many people are just greedy. Even when their position is off, they still want to bet according to old logic. That’s why most people can't see the top or touch the bottom. Honestly, many are just late to realize their fate. Making money isn’t about having the correct logic; it’s about sitting in the right position.

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