Last Friday, the Nasdaq (QQQ) continued to show the typical trap of a false breakout. I had to step out for something at noon, but before I left, I glanced at the market data, and the bottom divergence signals were already very clear. I reminded everyone at that time that this was the intraday bottom zone. From the market perspective, the line at 620.53 is very critical for the bulls— as long as it is not broken on Friday, there shouldn't be major issues in the short term, and the situation remains under control. However, next Monday is a short holiday, and the market will be resting, so this Friday, as usual, we will do a weekly review of the US stocks in the live broadcast room, summarizing the gains and losses of this week’s trading. If you're interested, be sure to tune in.
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StableBoi
· 2h ago
620.53 If it can't be broken, then it's no big deal. It's easy to talk about but hard to do.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 22h ago
620.53 This line is really holding strong, bulls must defend it
The trap of false breakout is played very skillfully, almost followed the trend to cut
Once bottom divergence appears, it's time to buy in, missing out means big losses
If it doesn't break on Friday, it's stable, let's gamble a bit, everyone
This wave can still be salvaged, the key is how it closes on Friday
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 22h ago
620.53 hasn't been broken yet, that's okay. I'm worried that on Monday's opening, they'll cause some trouble again.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 22h ago
Laughing to death, it's the same old trick of baiting the market down, the newbies should pay their tuition fees
620.53 is more fragile than my bottom line, whether it breaks or not is just a good show
See you in the live broadcast room, I take full responsibility for this week's mistakes, let's review your losses together
Not breaking the level on Friday? Why do I feel like I've heard that hundred times before
Divergence signals are easy to say but hard to operate, let's just wait for Monday to get beaten up again
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VitaliksTwin
· 22h ago
False signals again and again, I'm tired of this routine haha
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LayerZeroHero
· 22h ago
It has proven that the trap of short-selling inducement is being used repeatedly... The line at 620.53 must be held, otherwise the data verification system will have to be rebuilt.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 22h ago
*sigh* so you're telling me QQQ bottomed on divergence signals but there's a specific price level doing the heavy lifting here? empirically speaking, that's just... technical analysis theater without actual on-chain metrics backing it up
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StopLossMaster
· 22h ago
620.53 Holding steady, we're stable; tired of the trap tricks to lure shorts
Last Friday, the Nasdaq (QQQ) continued to show the typical trap of a false breakout. I had to step out for something at noon, but before I left, I glanced at the market data, and the bottom divergence signals were already very clear. I reminded everyone at that time that this was the intraday bottom zone. From the market perspective, the line at 620.53 is very critical for the bulls— as long as it is not broken on Friday, there shouldn't be major issues in the short term, and the situation remains under control. However, next Monday is a short holiday, and the market will be resting, so this Friday, as usual, we will do a weekly review of the US stocks in the live broadcast room, summarizing the gains and losses of this week’s trading. If you're interested, be sure to tune in.