2025.12.7

After more than half a month of extreme panic, there’s no need to pay attention to this indicator anymore. Remember, the Ahr999 indicator has reached the bottoming zone, so you can either continue to observe or add another 20% to your position.

Today, I noticed a highly repetitive pattern on the candlestick chart. On the daily chart, when the price hits a new low, the candlestick lightly touches the lower edge of the moving average and forms a lower shadow. Then, if there’s a surge in trading volume with a large bullish candlestick, a rebound often follows. When the price retests and the same data appears, another rebound usually happens. As a secondary reference, the 4-hour chart often shows bullish candlesticks with lower shadows and high-volume bullish bars. You can also look for a MACD golden cross. As for the importance of support levels, I think sometimes it matters, sometimes it doesn’t.

You can test the accuracy of this pattern the next time it appears. The market doesn’t have a holy grail, so nothing is 100% accurate, but you can take a chance based on this setup.

I’m writing this note to remind myself not to miss out when the opportunity arises.