🧊Higher trade volumes and corrections, understanding them clearly can help better grasp the trend. Do not be greedy when you shouldn't be, and don't feel compelled to be greedy when it's not warranted.

Higher trade volumes: refers to a significant fluctuation in one direction, with considerable space for either upward or downward movement, directly breaking the equilibrium, and after the higher trade volumes, it enters a correction phase.

Correction: divided into time correction and + format correction
Time correction: refers to exchanging time for space, slowly oscillating to allow the average index to catch up with the trend structure, bringing the trend back within the moving average.
+ Price Adjustment: When higher trade volumes occur and quickly return to the volume level, for example, dropping from 105500 to 100300 and then quickly returning to 105200, it allows the detached target to directly return to the trend structure. Generally, after a time correction, there is a higher continuity in the direction of higher trade volumes, and after price adjustment, the direction is redefined.

While correcting, it is also building momentum, accumulating the ability for higher trade volumes for the new phase. Therefore, after significant movements, there is often a period of consolidation; the longer the consolidation lasts, the greater the higher trade volumes will be.

When higher trade volumes come, you need to be more patient. After the higher trade volumes end, don't look too far ahead, focus on the range. This is why it has always been emphasized that during higher trade volumes, one should not be in a hurry to run, and when looking at the range, one should not be greedy.