56 can be compared with 12 or 34. As long as it is weaker than any one, there will be consolidation deviation. However, consolidation and retracement only ensure a period of callback to the center, which often turns into a third trading point, and the above 67 is a typical one. If you buy it at 6, it will be the third selling point of bundling theory when 7 can't reach the former center. Who don't you complain about when the selling point appears? Isn't the fluctuation of 67 a profit? How did you die a terrible death? All those who buy at 6 o'clock and don't sell at 7 o'clock are caused by operational confusion. They are all dreamers. Imagine a large-scale turning point after a small-scale purchase. The correct thinking should be: what level is your buying point? Sell it at the corresponding selling point first, and the turning point of the big level is to work together little by little. Any prediction is unreliable.

At 8 o'clock, if 78 has also retreated, then 8 o'clock is also a buying point, but the level is the same as 6 o'clock, and only 1 stage rebound is guaranteed. If there is no deviation within 78, there is still the possibility of further decline. For example, tomorrow's bearish raid will open a large position. Beginners must not just go to the bottom to find the first buying point, but wait patiently for the second buying point that is no longer low.