Yes. In the past, when market prices reached key points on intraday charts, prices would break through those points and continue forward without any pullbacks. However, today, after a breakout, there is usually a price pullback (sometimes it can be a false breakout).
What is the solution to this issue?
I believe the secret lies in reducing the number of trades. The best trades should be favorable in all three aspects: fundamentals, technicals, and market conditions and sentiment. First, in terms of fundamentals, supply and demand should be in an unbalanced state, which will lead to significant market price fluctuations. Secondly, the direction of price movement indicated on the technical charts should align with the price movement direction indicated by the fundamentals. Finally, when news or announcements are released, the market price's reaction should be consistent with the market psychology in that situation. For example, in a bull market, negative news may be ignored, while positive news will elicit a strong response. If you can carefully select trades that meet all three of these criteria, you will surely make a profit in any environment and market.
—— "Market Wizards" $BTC