The right way to "buy the dip" in technology: Why start updating Tech Monitor on July 31st?
1/After the major core agents generally turned bullish, the China-US Technology Index also turned bullish last week.
2/Will you miss it? It's impossible to miss, as long as you have valid reasons for entering and exiting positions.
Those who lack solid reasons for their moves keep “holding on” during downturns — then sell at the lows, only to buy back impulsively on days like today when we are already floating dozens of points in profit.
The purpose of Planet’s content is to help you truly observe the market from the outside—observe rationally, execute strictly, and act decisively.
3/As of yesterday’s US market open in Tech Monitor, you witnessed everything change from all red, to some green, to where we are now.
Hope this has helped everyone.
4/As for why we started updating the TechMonitor panel on July 31, please refer back to that day:Hope you find it useful and enjoy using it.
You'll see that day was the start of many agents turning bullish on 1D. I only post my analyses when it is truly necessary, never randomly.
Below is the update from July 31:
Additional explanation:
5/In fact, if you make moves based on the monitor with good reason, you can confidently "return with justification when it's time to come back" in this round of tech recovery.
Keep in mind there’s no need to worry about missing out, because the market (and I) will make it clear to you when it's time to rise.
6/About the microstructures behind Monitor, those bottom-up elements:
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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