#美股2026展望 flipped through the trading records of November and took a look - sometimes I feel that making a profit is really not about guessing rises and falls, but about understanding what the market is saying.

Recently, there are always people messaging me asking how to determine the right timing to enter the market. It's really not that mysterious; you just need to keep an eye on a few common indicators. For instance, on the 5th, there was a contraction in the Bollinger Bands along with a engulfing pattern, and the trading volume significantly shrank. In such a scenario, I basically don’t hesitate to increase my position and go long. On the 9th, the trend line broke very decisively, and when such a signal appears, you have to follow it. The rebound I caught on the 20th on an hourly level was even more amazing, with multiple cycles resonating, and I timed the entry point just perfectly.

Of course, there have been plenty of losing days. Looking back at the trade on the 3rd, it was purely greed, chasing after a false breakout; on the 11th, I was too anxious, jumping in before the trend had stabilized; and the 14th was even more ridiculous, clearly I should have cut my losses but stubbornly held on. However, these small losses have made me more confident when I later make big profits.

Now this position is critical again. Many people are still struggling with whether to buy the dip or whether to short. My thought is: just follow the technical signals, don't hesitate when it's time to go heavy, and don't drag your feet when it's time to withdraw. There is profit to be made in a fluctuating market, and you can avoid losses during a crash. $BTC $ETH $ZEC