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To trade, you must consider the investment period, investment size, trading style, and profit realization method.

To proceed with actual trading, you need support and resistance points established on 1M, 1W, and 1D charts.

To mark support and resistance points, you must understand the arrangement of candles.

Depending on the arrangement of the candles, support and resistance points or zones are plotted at specific points or intervals.

Caution is required when marking support and resistance points based solely on visual observation, as subjective opinions may be involved, potentially lowering the reliability of the plotted points.

To compensate for this drawback, we have implemented the use of the HA-MS indicator to mark support and resistance points.

By using these marked indicators as the actual support and resistance points, we aim to eliminate subjective bias.

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Looking at the 1M chart above, the HA-High, DOM(60), and OBV 0 indicators are displayed.
Draw horizontal lines at these points to mark the support and resistance points.

The HA-High and DOM(60) indicators are used to mark high points.
Therefore, on the 1M chart, you can identify where the high points are located.

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The chart above is a 1W chart, which plots support and resistance points on the 1M chart.
Support and resistance points are marked on the 1W chart in the same way as they were marked on the 1M chart.

The HA-Low indicator and the DOM(-60) indicator are indicators that mark lows.
Therefore, it can be seen that the current price is located in the low zone when viewed on the 1W chart.

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The chart above is a 1D chart, which plots support and resistance points on the 1M and 1W charts.
The chart below is a chart that also marks support and resistance points on the 1D chart.

Ultimately, we develop trading strategies by looking at the 1D chart.

This is because the 1D chart is the fundamental chart from which all indicators are created.

Therefore, we formulate trading strategies by referring to the support and resistance points drawn on the 1M, 1W, and 1D charts, as well as the auxiliary indicators on the 1D chart.

Since the HA-Low and DOM(-60) indicators mark the bottom, you must focus on finding the right time to buy when the price is near these points.

Therefore, you must consider how to proceed with the purchase.

You need to think about how to execute split buying, day trading methods to ensure you do not run out of funds during the split buying process, and how to adjust your investment weight.

Then, when the price rises to near the HA-High and DOM(60) indicators, you must focus on finding the right time to sell.

Therefore, you must consider how to proceed with the sale.

What needs to be considered here is the investment period.

If you intend to trade a coin (token) or asset with an investment period longer than the short term, consider the volume purchased near the HA-Low and DOM (60) indicators as the main volume.

You should start selling the main volume when you intend to close trading for this coin (token).

Until then, you should leave the main volume as is and generate profits by engaging in day trading based on price fluctuations.

Therefore, you must record the average purchase price of the main volume separately so that you can ignore changes in the average purchase price caused by day trading.

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Looking at the current price positions,
- The HA-Low indicator on the 1D chart is at the 8.382 point, and
- The HA-Low indicator on the 1W chart is at the 9.079 point. Therefore, proceed with a purchase when the price finds support in the 8.382–9.079 range and rises.

Since the DOM(-60) indicator on the 1D chart is formed at the 7.268 point, you can proceed with a purchase when the price finds support and rises within the actual 7.268–9.079 range.

However, because the DOM(-60) indicator displays the lowest point in the low-point range while the HA-Low indicator represents the median (average) of the low-point range, it is highly likely that a stepwise downtrend will occur if the price eventually falls below the DOM(-60) indicator.

Therefore, if you purchased when the price found support and rose near the DOM(-60) indicator, you should either sell in installments or sell 100% before the price falls below the DOM(-60) indicator to secure funds for future additional purchases. After buying near the DOM(-60) and HA-Low indicators, you must consider whether to realize profits when the price rises and meets the HA-High and DOM(60) indicators.

This is because the HA-High and DOM(60) indicators represent the peaks.

The DOM(60) indicator displays the highest peak among the peaks, while the HA-High indicator represents the median (average) of the peak range.

Therefore, if the price rises above the DOM(60) indicator, it is highly likely to exhibit a stair-step uptrend.

Since a stair-step uptrend eventually forms a true peak and will subsequently transition into a decline, an appropriate selling strategy is required.

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The most ideal trading strategy is to buy with a large amount of capital just before the price rises and sell to realize profits when the price stops rising and begins to fall.

However, since trading in this manner is not easy, you must create a trading strategy that suits your investment style and trade accordingly to generate profits.

Until now, we have conducted trading by relying on the average purchase price provided by the exchange.

As a result, if the price fell after a purchase, we would stop trading and simply wait for it to rise.

To trade using this method, you must buy when the price reaches its lowest point and the upward trend begins.

If you fail to do so, you may experience significant difficulties in trading due to poor responses when the price drops below the average purchase price.

Therefore, it is advisable to trade by disregarding the average purchase price to maintain your trading instincts and reduce losses from holding positions.

However, caution is required if you are not accustomed to day trading, as continuously buying can lead to greater difficulties.

There is always a risk involved in any type of trading.

Therefore, we need to become familiar with trading by engaging in day trading when the price is near the HA-Low and DOM (-60) indicators.

Once you become somewhat familiar with it, you will be able to generate consistent profits.

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Thank you for reading to the end.
I wish you successful trading.

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