Why do you always buy the dip at the halfway point when you catch the bottom? Come on, let's talk about the dealer's logic.

Bought coins have been falling for several months, and a large candlestick suddenly appeared at the bottom. Don't chase after the rise! Many people think the opportunity to catch the bottom has come and go all in, but end up standing guard halfway up the mountain.

Why? There are two possibilities. One is that it seems to be a bullish signal, but if the market maker really wants to boost the market, they will not continue to boost the market with a large bullish candlestick. Even if they do, there will be a pullback. The bullish candlestick may be near the cost price or they cannot obtain chips at a low price and want to let the trapped traders sell. If you have been trapped for several months, when the market is boosted, you definitely want to get out of the trap, and the currency price will be hit. The market maker wants low-priced chips again, will not support the market, and generally will pull back more than 50% from the highest price.

Second, induce more selling, if the market manipulator's inventory is not fully sold or at a low price, they will push up the price to let people who chase the rise and kill the fall take over.

When to catch the bottom? The currency is falling rapidly, with a super large amount at the bottom. It quickly rebounds within 15-30 minutes, forming a pin bar candlestick. This is when you can catch the bottom. Retail investors dare not buy during the rapid decline. The large volume indicates that the market manipulators are absorbing funds. The quick rebound is to prevent retail investors from holding low-priced chips.

This is the logic of buy the dip, hope it helps you!

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