Many people look at the K-line of $ROBO , focusing only on one cycle.

When the daily line drops, they panic; when the 15-minute line rises, they chase high, and in the end, they often get slapped from both sides.

It took me more than three years to understand: looking at the market from a single cycle is like a blind person touching an elephant. If you want to make money, you need to rely on multi-cycle coordination. $TAO

The method is very simple, completed in three steps:

The first step is to determine the general direction using the 4-hour chart. This cycle is long enough to filter out noise. In an uptrend, wait for a pullback to buy low; in a downtrend, wait for a rebound to short; in a sideways market, hold still. If the direction is correct, the probability of making money is high.

The second step is to find buy and sell points using the 1-hour chart. Once the general direction is determined, use the 1-hour chart to outline the range. Prepare to buy when approaching the support level; prepare to sell when near the resistance level. Don’t make random trades in the middle position, as it will only result in unnecessary fees to the exchange.

The third step is to find the timing using the 15-minute chart. This step is the most critical, yet often overlooked. When reaching a key price level, wait for the small cycle to show signals—engulfing patterns, bottom divergence, golden cross, etc. Choose any one, but there must be a signal. Without a signal, no matter how good the position is, do not act.

This is how multi-cycle coordination works: the 4-hour chart gives direction, the 1-hour chart finds position, and the 15-minute chart determines timing.

What if the directions of each cycle are inconsistent, for example, the 4-hour chart is bullish but the 1-hour chart shows a top divergence? What should be done?

Stay in cash and observe.

Don’t think that you have to be involved in the market every minute; money is earned by waiting, not by “doing.”