2026-01-21 08:24:34

RIVER's recent trend is indeed worth pondering. Based on the volume performance of the K-line and key support levels, both bulls and bears have opportunities, but the downward space is gradually becoming apparent. This brings us back to the most fundamental aspect of trading—don't rush to enter the market; understand the trend thoroughly before taking action. Many people fail because they can't see the direction clearly and rush to bet, resulting in a single wrong judgment that can ruin everything. The secret to disciplined trading is actually very simple: confirm the trend, execute the plan, and missed opportunities will come again next time, but wrong trades lose real money. The combination of volume and support level changes often provides the clearest signals—learning to read these signals is much better than blindly betting.

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GasWaster

· 9h ago

This wave of RIVER is really quite turbulent; you still need to be patient and wait for signals. --- In a rush to get in, everyone ends up dead halfway up the mountain. I am increasingly convinced of this approach. --- Volume can't be fooled; the key is to understand what it is really saying. --- Every time I want to buy the dip, I get caught at the bottom. I really need to learn to be patient. --- If the support level breaks, it breaks. The next one will come; there's no need to go against the trend. --- Discipline is easy to talk about but really hard to practice. Most people just lack this kind of resolve. --- The space has become apparent, right? Then I'll take another look. Anyway, I can't run away. --- Missing a trade doesn't cost money; making a wrong trade really hurts. I understand this principle, but executing it is difficult.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 13h ago

Wait, is RIVER really going to drop further this time? I'm still waiting for a rebound. That's right, greed kills people. I’ve learned my lesson this time. I need to analyze the trading volume more; I just can't read it clearly. Rather than messing around blindly, it's better to wait for a signal. Anyway, if I miss this one, there's always the next wave. I just want to know where the support level really is. Don't all of them be fake? Actually, patience is key. Not every market trend requires participation. I'm not going to buy the dip this time. I'll wait until I see the clear signals. A bloody lesson indeed.

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GweiWatcher

· 13h ago

This guy is right, the hardest part is waiting. --- Same old story, fine, I just want to know what to do if the support level breaks. --- Volume can lie, support levels can lie, even RIVER is lying haha. --- Discipline? I only know greed haha. --- Damn, I see "understanding the trend" again, how many times have I heard this phrase in the past two years. --- Honestly, the thrill of bottom fishing is more exciting than waiting; if you take it seriously, you lose. --- Anyway, I’ll be eager to buy in next time, and only regret the time after that. --- Support levels really can deceive you, whoever believes it is unlucky.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 13h ago

Wait a minute, I've heard the logic of volume matching support levels too many times, but it still results in liquidation. Really, is this trend confirmation coming again? I just want to ask who can really master it? The moment RIVER's support level was broken, I knew that disciplined trading is just a fancy term; in reality, it's still gambling.

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ProbablyNothing

· 13h ago

Talking about disciplined trading again, but the key is that most people simply can't follow through. --- If the support level breaks, you have to run; don't think about another opportunity. --- There are many times when volume is misleading; you still have to rely on intuition. --- RIVER was indeed a bit timid this time; let's wait until the breakdown to decide. --- It's easy to say but hard to do; only after losing money do you realize how painful it is. --- Trend is something that everyone can see in hindsight. --- I just want to know if the current entrants are gamblers or traders. --- Support level? I look at the price movement, regardless of how it rises or falls. --- Another educational post, but this time the logic is indeed solid.

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PositionPhobia

· 13h ago

The space reveals downward, and I feel a bit nervous. --- It's that old saying again, those who rush in tend to die quickly. --- Volume can't fool people; you'll know once the support level is broken. --- Discipline? That's what I lack the most, haha. --- If you miss it, you miss it. Losing money is the real pain. --- We have to wait for signals this time; anyway, there's no rush. --- Are there plays on both bullish and bearish sides? I'm just afraid of choosing the wrong side. --- Reading K-line signals is even harder than reading my mind.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 13h ago

This wave of RIVER is really testing human nature. I strongly agree with not rushing to buy in; too many people around me just can't see clearly and insist on pushing forward, only to get crushed and question their lives. Volume and support levels are indeed the core of market analysis. I used to not understand this stuff, but now that I’ve gradually figured it out, I realize how blind I was before. The problem is, it's easy to say but hard to do... waiting for a clearer trend before taking action is a requirement that, for retail investors, is almost Mission Impossible. I'll wait for a more definite signal before entering; for now, I’ll just observe.

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