SPY Up to 691 target交易员们都在说什么
SPY Up to 691 targetSPY • Testing TradingView, learning charts.• New here, exploring technical analysis.
When I first entered the stock market, I saw those red and green candlestick charts and thought: *“If I can just catch the tops and bottoms, trading will be easy. All I need is to find the highs and lows.”*
So I began studying various techniques — analyzing candlestick charts, watching price movements, and trying to identify the tops and bottoms. But I quickly discovered a problem: whenever I thought I had found the top, the market would go on to make a higher top, and then an even higher one. The same happened with bottoms — I spotted what looked like a bottom, only for the market to fall further, creating lower and lower lows.
This was disappointing, so I started asking so‑called experts who had been trading for many years. I realized they faced the same challenges, yet they seemed able to judge more easily when a high was truly a high, and when a low was truly a low.
Later I understood why. Everyone wants to know the tops and bottoms, but these experienced traders had, through years of trial and error, discovered the conditions under which highs or lows were more likely to appear. Their “experience” was essentially probability — they knew which patterns carried a higher chance of marking a top or bottom. It was the accumulation of years of practice that led them to these conclusions.
Based on this idea, I wondered: could software replicate this? By statistically analyzing past highs and lows, identifying the rules of each transition from low to high or high to low, and then summarizing those rules, we could apply them to the current price. That way, we could estimate how far the current trend has progressed from bottom to top, or how much of the decline from top to bottom has already unfolded.
With this, traders could more easily decide whether to buy or sell at the current price, and understand how much risk they should take — a valuable guide for future trading decisions.
It was on this foundation that I designed a TradingView indicator called **Unentangle**. This is the origin of Unentangle. I welcome you to try it.
So I began studying various techniques — analyzing candlestick charts, watching price movements, and trying to identify the tops and bottoms. But I quickly discovered a problem: whenever I thought I had found the top, the market would go on to make a higher top, and then an even higher one. The same happened with bottoms — I spotted what looked like a bottom, only for the market to fall further, creating lower and lower lows.
This was disappointing, so I started asking so‑called experts who had been trading for many years. I realized they faced the same challenges, yet they seemed able to judge more easily when a high was truly a high, and when a low was truly a low.
Later I understood why. Everyone wants to know the tops and bottoms, but these experienced traders had, through years of trial and error, discovered the conditions under which highs or lows were more likely to appear. Their “experience” was essentially probability — they knew which patterns carried a higher chance of marking a top or bottom. It was the accumulation of years of practice that led them to these conclusions.
Based on this idea, I wondered: could software replicate this? By statistically analyzing past highs and lows, identifying the rules of each transition from low to high or high to low, and then summarizing those rules, we could apply them to the current price. That way, we could estimate how far the current trend has progressed from bottom to top, or how much of the decline from top to bottom has already unfolded.
With this, traders could more easily decide whether to buy or sell at the current price, and understand how much risk they should take — a valuable guide for future trading decisions.
It was on this foundation that I designed a TradingView indicator called **Unentangle**. This is the origin of Unentangle. I welcome you to try it.
SPY 9/22 review第一单：我以为是在区间，而且有三推楔形，想做一个反转
目标是区间的50%
但是明显被ema20阻挡，多头也没发力突破，应该更早的
放弃！
第二单，利用一分钟的回撤ema20入场，但是被吓跑了，
其实这里已经跌破了区间
SPY 9/22 review第一单：我以为是在区间，而且有三推楔形，想做一个反转
目标是区间的50%
但是明显被ema20阻挡，多头也没发力突破，应该更早的
放弃！
第二单，利用一分钟的回撤ema20入场，但是被吓跑了，
其实这里已经跌破了区间，应该期望的是到达区间的mm
没拿住，只拿到4个点的利润
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标普500每天盘前分析
第二个中枢构筑中，等做空的那一刻到来
