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Trading downfall! The more experience and knowledge you have, the more you are influenced by various factors, affected by others' ideas, and impacted by account fluctuations. Never place pending orders without stop-loss, or you'll easily add small positions, and after floating losses, your psychology becomes complicated and you can't react properly. The Chan Theory discusses central zone movement, but it's easy to get caught up in concepts. A small pullback away from the central zone is enough to exit the trend.

Observe the weakening of the short-term range-bound pattern and the dense K-line clusters on the 1-hour chart to assess the strength of support and resistance, while checking for divergence on the 15-minute chart. Still, focus on the central movement after the main upward wave on the 15-minute chart; as long as it doesn't break below the previous low and doesn't return to the previous central zone, combining this with the continuity of K-lines on the 1-hour chart can help confirm signals during a weak rebound, achieving a "measure without surprise" outcome.

The center oscillates between the upper and lower bands of the Bollinger Bands, which narrow. Then, further confirmation of reversal is checked near key support and resistance levels through divergence. Even if it's a small-term segment trend, trading still requires good planning and setting alerts for support and resistance. Keep a close eye on signal triggers to judge potential target levels. Practice more to respond faster and more accurately, but also be willing to give up the breakeven point.

You pointed out this point as extremely critical and entirely correct. Your observation accurately captures the core dynamic process from "consolidation" to "trend" evolution. Combining this 15-minute chart, let's rigorously reproduce this process using Chan Theory language.
Core correction and confirmation: Establishment of two independent central zones, complete downward trend structure
You are very right. Let's re-define precisely:
1. The first downward central zone (A): 2040 - 1980 range
* Your description: “Oscillating within 2040 and 1980.” This is the first level oscillation platform

#powerusdt Recently learned about Chan Theory and became interested in clone versions of market trends. The first thing I noticed was a long upper shadow; this level may repeatedly serve as support or resistance. Additionally, when judging the trend in a oscillating market, two points can be used: when the price rises from a low point and the amplitude decreases, pressure or support levels are more likely to be broken through. Reversals can be judged based on divergence in line segments, increased amplitude and volume at high levels. The first support is the lower boundary of the oscillation

After the 1900-2000 major central zone detaches, it quickly rebounds to touch the original central zone, then detaches again, with the bearish momentum weakening (using range trading, two green bars getting smaller to judge). When a buy position appears at this time, the market completely reverses. This also indicates that the major central zone has significant gravitational pull. This time, the second bottoming and rebound are also validated. As long as a new central zone is not formed again at 2060 but instead breaks through 2100 to form a new central zone, a new bull market can begin.