My friends, remember one thing:
The decline you see during the day is often just a trap to scare retail investors into selling out of panic.
But the real and dangerous crash is the one you miss while you are asleep.
You may have noticed:
When a candle reaches a bottom - where a rebound is likely - large investors tend to sell their shares either during the day or late at night.
And most of the time, this selling stops just before 2 AM.
Just like yesterday's daytime drop... then it hit the bottom by 2 AM.
All of this is part of a well-planned liquidity trap to get retail traders out of the market.
But the real crash happens between 3 AM and 5 AM - while you are asleep.
They often pump the market a little around 11 PM, creating a false spike, leading people to think it's a market breakout and they enter the market.
Then by morning, the liquidations begin.
It's a common tactic:
When Asia sleeps, American institutions move the market vigorously.
Their goal? To liquidate high-leverage positions without giving them a chance to react.
📌 Key lessons to remember:
✅ Daytime declines are often false traps - no need to panic.
✅ Avoid fake pump/dump operations by analyzing higher time frames.
✅ Smart money seeks liquidity - and retail traders are the target.
⚠️ Final Note:
This is not America against Asia.
It's smart money against retail traders.
Be smart, stay alert in trap areas, and always protect your capital.
