The following are suggestions for opportunities after the current market adjustment:
1. Short-term opportunities
In the event of a large adjustment in the short term, especially when oversold signals appear (such as prices far away from the moving average, RSI is too low), the following strategies can be considered:
• Rebound trading:
• Wait for key support levels (such as 668 or lower historical support) to stabilize, and judge the rebound strength based on trading volume.
• Entry point: When the key support area stops falling and rebounds (such as confirming that the closing price has stabilized for many times).
• Stop loss point: Set 3%-5% below the support level to avoid false rebounds.
• Target position: First focus on short-term pressure areas (such as MA (25) or MA (99)).
• Strategy: Choose projects with smaller market declines or those that resist declines against the trend for layout.
2. Medium- and short-term opportunities
The market generally enters the stage of "oscillation bottoming" or "trend reversal", which is suitable for medium- and short-term investors:
• Oscillating bottoming signals: price declines slow down, lows gradually rise, and trading volume shrinks and then expands.
• Reversal signal: price breaks through key moving averages (such as MA(99)), MACD turns red, and RSI returns to above 50.
• Batch position building strategy:
If the market is close to important long-term support (such as BNB in the 600-650 area), you can arrange spot or medium- and short-term contracts in batches:
• Low-level layout: try with a light position first, and pay attention to rebound signals.
• Moving average breakthrough position increase: when the price breaks through the pressure level (such as MA(99)), follow up and add positions.
• Potential currency configuration:
• BNB: As a mainstream currency, BNB often has a strong rebound ability in market corrections.
• BTC/ETH: If the market adjusts significantly, give priority to spot positions of these mainstream assets and wait for a return to history
3. Risk control and fund management
• Position allocation suggestions:
• 30%-50% spot position: for medium- and long-term investment in mainstream currencies.
• 20%-30% contract position: try short-term opportunities, but strictly stop loss
• 20%-30% reserve funds: patiently wait for lower opportunities to avoid full position lock-up.
• Pay more attention to market sentiment: panic is often accompanied by a sharp drop. Seize the opportunity to buy low during panic, but be wary of the risk of "waterfall decline".
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