On Monday, the US stock market opened with a gap down, but from the very first moment of the opening, you could feel the rhythm of data supporting the market. Although the daily fluctuation range was not particularly fierce, the overall performance was quite steady—I would give this day a 75 points.
Recently, there is a clear phenomenon in the US stock market: the selling pressure has almost disappeared. The market resilience is surprisingly strong, and the bottom defense is quite solid. In this situation, my view is very straightforward—continuing to stick to a long position strategy is the most important thing to do right now.
Investors who are waiting can observe more of this market environment. When selling pressure is absent, the win rate for going long naturally increases. As long as the data remains stable, there should be room for further gains.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 14h ago
There are really no more sell orders. This momentum is starting to get a bit intense to watch.
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NFT_Therapy
· 15h ago
Where have all the sellers gone? This pace feels a bit strange.
Going long on this wave can indeed be profitable, but I still feel like something's not quite right.
Is the bottom really this stable? Why do I still feel a bit anxious?
Can we really rely on data supporting the market? Let's keep observing.
The US stocks look steady and stable; we'll see next month.
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MevWhisperer
· 01-12 23:53
The seller disappearing is indeed interesting; it feels like the window for going long has truly opened.
Where have all the shorts gone? Can this rebound continue?
A score of 75 might be a bit conservative, given how strong the data is.
Wait until the data collapses before making a move; right now, it's the rhythm of chasing the rally.
The bottom is so solid—could it be heading for a new high again?
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BoredWatcher
· 01-12 23:51
Where have all the sellers gone? Is it really that fierce?
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-12 23:46
The fact that the seller disappeared is really outrageous. The opportunity to go long has arrived.
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AllInAlice
· 01-12 23:35
The seller disappearing, I discovered that ages ago. Going long and we're done here.
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MetaMasked
· 01-12 23:33
I didn't notice the seller disappearing, but I'm still a bit anxious here.
The long positions are indeed making money as it rises, I'm really stunned by my short positions.
Data is just a bunch of nonsense, non-farm payrolls are coming again next week, and there's still room to go up.
Can this rebound hold until the end of the month? I'm really not confident.
A score of 75 might be a bit optimistic, I think this is just a weak rebound.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-12 23:32
nah fr the sellers really ghosted us... this is probably nothing but the vibes are immaculate rn
On Monday, the US stock market opened with a gap down, but from the very first moment of the opening, you could feel the rhythm of data supporting the market. Although the daily fluctuation range was not particularly fierce, the overall performance was quite steady—I would give this day a 75 points.
Recently, there is a clear phenomenon in the US stock market: the selling pressure has almost disappeared. The market resilience is surprisingly strong, and the bottom defense is quite solid. In this situation, my view is very straightforward—continuing to stick to a long position strategy is the most important thing to do right now.
Investors who are waiting can observe more of this market environment. When selling pressure is absent, the win rate for going long naturally increases. As long as the data remains stable, there should be room for further gains.