2026-01-20 16:10:28

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 1.21 Early Morning Market Observation

This rebound feels a bit weak and powerless. Just look at the trading volume—you haven't seen many real volume surges, and big funds have already quietly pulled out. Every time the price rises a little, it immediately loses momentum. Coupled with the new developments in US CPI causing disruptions, the market is being squeezed tightly, and the bears are starting to show their muscles.

How to operate tonight? The idea is quite straightforward: don't chase, don't gamble. When the rebound reaches its limit, consider short positions—that's the standard rhythm. Short-term fluctuations are just a price movement, but the real opportunity is in the medium term—it's quietly emerging now.

Specifically: $SOL and similar assets should reduce positions when rebounding to the 91100-91600 range. The first target is 90,000-89,500. If it breaks below, continue to decline to 89,000. The key is not to be fooled by the rebound—the trend direction is already very clear.

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TokenUnlocker

· 1h ago

Signs of big players fleeing are so obvious, yet people are still chasing; it truly shows the consciousness of those taking the bait. A rebound is just the rhythm of harvesting the leek; if you can't see it, good luck to you. Once CPI disrupts the market, this rebound is completely doomed; the bears are preparing a feast. Reducing positions at this level of SOL is the right move; don't wait to get trapped. With such terrible volume, what’s the point of pushing? Going short in a counter-move is the way to go.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-20 16:40

The signs of big players fleeing are so obvious, and still chasing the rebound truly takes courage. With such poor trading volume, pumping is pointless, and it's no wonder the bears are schooling you. CPI is causing trouble again; I know this rhythm too well—it's always me getting caught first. Meetings between 91100-91600 should be a signal to run, don't wait for me to lose another round. Rebounds are always like a pie in the sky; I've learned that long ago. This time, I really need to stick to discipline, don't gamble again. Mid-term opportunity? Nice words, but my mid-term is just perpetual loss. 89,000 is the real bottom, but I will definitely buy at 95,000.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-20 16:40

Damn, this kind of excuse again... When big players run away, why are we still here taking the bait? With such low trading volume, how can they still claim a rebound? That's funny. As soon as the CPI data is released, the entire market dies. This time, there's really no hope. Wait, do you really think the 90,000 level can hold? Feels like it will just break through. I've heard the "don't chase the rebound" advice so many times... but I still got caught. However, the SOL range is indeed a bit dangerous; reducing positions and running away is the only option. How can anyone understand the trend? Short-term movements are so unpredictable, who can see through them? The bears are sharpening their knives; we should stay far away.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-20 16:36

The trading volume is so fake, what rebound are you talking about? Big players have already exited. Big players are leaving, and we're still chasing here? What are you thinking? Once CPI stirs things up, the market is immediately locked down, and the bears are howling. You should run when it rebounds to 91,600, don't wait to get caught. This time really is different; medium-term opportunities are indeed brewing.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-20 16:29

Trading volume is so miserable, what rebound? The big players have already run away. The bottom hasn't arrived yet, don't be greedy for this wave of rebound's cheap stocks. CPI is weak, it's time for the bears to come out and show off. Should we buy or not at this price for SOL? Let's see if 91,600 can hold first. Waiting for it to break below 89,000, then the real sniper point will come.

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LoneValidator

· 01-20 16:15

The big players running away can be seen through at a glance; trading volume can't be faked at all. The rebound is just a cover; the real room is below. The CPI move definitely caused some disturbance, but it also gave us an opportunity to position ourselves, didn't it? Don't chase the highs; that's a bloody lesson. Wait until SOL drops to around 8w9 before talking; it's still early.

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