2025-12-05 06:20:36

The recent trend in A-shares is showing stronger and stronger signs of a market reversal.

The logic behind a double bottom is very clear—the formation of the right bottom presents an opportunity. The right bottom might be a bit higher or lower than the left one, but the difference won’t be significant. So once the market pulls back, that’s your window to buy in batches at lower prices.

Don’t fantasize about catching the absolute bottom. But if you don’t want to chase highs or miss out entirely, what should you do? The answer is to enter in batches and manage your positions well.

In a volatile market, the strategy is actually quite simple: buy when it’s green, sell when it’s red; add positions when it drops, reduce when it rises. This approach is most effective during a sideways phase. Just be patient and wait for the next rally to start.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 12-05 17:12

Entering in batches is really the way to go. Don’t think about going all-in at the bottom—that’s a losing game. --- Buy when it’s green, sell when it’s red. Sounds simple, but actually doing it is mentally exhausting. What can you do? --- Does it not matter if the right bottom is higher or lower than the left? That logic seems a bit loose, haha. --- Sideways markets are torture. I just want to get in and out quickly—I can’t hold back, bro. --- Position management—six simple words, but 90% of people die on this hill, myself included. --- Does it feel like a trend reversal is coming? I just don’t feel it—still dropping. --- Now that so many people know this strategy, and institutions are using it too, is there still money to be made? --- Missing out feels worse than losing money, so it’s still important to get in with good timing.

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MemecoinTrader

· 12-05 06:50

ngl the "right bottom" narrative is classic pre-pump sentiment engineering. watch the social arbitrage play out in real time fr fr

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UnluckyValidator

· 12-05 06:50

Averaging in is really the only way out, but bottom fishing sounds easy and is hard to do. Let’s wait for the right bottom to show up, it’s still stuck in a rut now. Avoiding buying high and missing out sounds so difficult. I’ve tried that “buy the dip” approach every time I see red, but I still ended up losing. Wait a second, is this the logic they use every cycle? Sideways markets are the worst—money just sits there like it’s dead. Averaging up sounds good, but in reality, it’s just self-comforting. They’re just here to fleece retail investors. What even is a “right bottom”?

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BlockchainNewbie

· 12-05 06:50

Enter in batches? Sounds simple, but when actually doing it, your mentality can break down quickly. That's why most people still end up getting rekt.

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DecentralizeMe

· 12-05 06:50

Buying in batches is truly the way to go; don’t think about timing the exact bottom—that’s nonsense.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 12-05 06:45

The idea of entering in batches isn't wrong, the only fear is adding in the wrong direction when you hesitate. You want to catch the dip without missing out, that requires a really strong mindset. The logic for a right-hand bottom is clear, but the key is being able to withstand the psychological breakdown during volatility. Selling when you see red and buying when you see green sounds easy, but how many can actually do it in practice? This strategy does work during sideways markets, but only if you have the patience to wait.

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ProofOfNothing

· 12-05 06:31

Buying in batches is truly the way to go; don’t kid yourself about catching the exact bottom. Missing out feels worse than losing money, so take action whenever the price dips. Buy every time you see red? That’s easy to say, but how many people can actually pull it off? The logic of buying at the right bottom is clear, but the problem is surviving until that moment arrives. Position management is genuinely life-saving; otherwise, you’d have been shaken out of the market long ago. This round really feels like it’s building up strength, but how much further does it have to drop?

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