Looking back and reviewing this move, we really caught the rhythm.
I’ve repeatedly emphasized the possibility of breaking 400, and now it looks like that prediction has basically held up. The key factors are threefold: first, an early signal of trend reversal appeared; second, a clear shift in capital flow; third, you have to thoroughly understand that decisive candlestick pattern.
Simply put, only by identifying these signals in advance can you gain the upper hand. You can’t just rely on luck—you have to understand the language of the market.
Here are a few targets worth keeping an eye on: BOB, TAIKO, SKYAI, DUSK, which may present opportunities later on.
The market always rewards those who do their homework.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 12-08 04:30
Guessing really doesn't work, you have to put in the effort to make money.
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This ZEC move really hit the right rhythm, 400 was indeed the correct level.
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You really have to learn how to read the market language, otherwise you're just a retail investor.
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Should we follow up on BOB and TAIKO? Feels like the risks aren't small either.
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It's easy to talk about identifying signals ahead of time, but how many people can actually do it?
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The market rewards those who do their homework, but you have to have the right methodology first.
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The K-line pattern of ZEC is worth reviewing—I'll try this approach next time.
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Caught the shift in capital flow sharply, learned something.
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RiddleMaster
· 12-06 08:41
Uh... your judgment about the 400 was really spot on, but I still don't understand that K-line. Could you help explain it to me?
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RebaseVictim
· 12-05 07:52
Alright, ZEC really gave a signal this time, the hype about 400 wasn’t for nothing.
If you just rely on intuition in this space, you’re just waiting to get rekt. You really need to study the candlestick charts carefully.
BOB and TAIKO seem a bit...
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WalletDivorcer
· 12-05 07:52
Honestly, the timing on this ZEC move was spot on. 400 is pretty much a given. The key is really understanding those hidden signals—just going by gut feeling is the quickest way to lose.
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BOB and TAIKO are worth keeping an eye on for the next moves, but you still have to watch the price action—don’t just gamble on luck.
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Absolutely right, doing your homework is the only way to survive in this market. There’s definitely a trick to spotting reversal signals.
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Once capital flow shifts, the subsequent trend is basically set. You have to see through this if you want to buy at the bottom.
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Mastering candlestick patterns is really a must, otherwise, you’re just gambling.
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Looking back at this ZEC run, I learned quite a bit—at least it proved my previous ideas were on point.
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Going forward, focus on SKYAI and DUSK. Feels like these two might have potential.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-05 07:29
Not bad, ZEC really timed this wave perfectly. I’ve been saying for a while that 400 is possible.
I’m also watching BOB and TAIKO, but you have to figure out which one will move first.
Looking back and reviewing this move, we really caught the rhythm.
I’ve repeatedly emphasized the possibility of breaking 400, and now it looks like that prediction has basically held up. The key factors are threefold: first, an early signal of trend reversal appeared; second, a clear shift in capital flow; third, you have to thoroughly understand that decisive candlestick pattern.
Simply put, only by identifying these signals in advance can you gain the upper hand. You can’t just rely on luck—you have to understand the language of the market.
Here are a few targets worth keeping an eye on: BOB, TAIKO, SKYAI, DUSK, which may present opportunities later on.
The market always rewards those who do their homework.