She started out with $1,500 just to mess around, and then last week she suddenly said: Actually, my account is already seven figures.

Everyone initially thought she was just blowing smoke until she handed her phone over.
What’s even more unbelievable is that she isn’t the kind of person who stares at the charts every day—she doesn’t trade on rumors, and she doesn’t chase those altcoins that jump tenfold in a single day $GUN .
She said she’s basically a lazy person, so she can only use lazy methods.
I asked her exactly how she does it, and what she explained isn’t mysterious at all—it's even a bit old-school.
She said that when a lot of people see a big spike followed by a pullback, they get scared and run; but sometimes, thinking the other way around is more reasonable $XAUT .
If the market surges hard and then slowly grinds its way downward into a pullback, a lot of the time it’s because big money is gradually picking up.
What you really need to be careful about is the kind of chart that suddenly dumps and then just can’t rebound—those are often situations where funds are withdrawing.
Many people love to buy the bottom like this, and in the end they keep buying deeper and deeper.