The market is not moved solely by news, but by traders' expectations about the impact of that news."

🔍 The explanation:

Many people believe that the news at the moment it is released is what moves the market.

But the truth: the market often has already "priced in the news," meaning that large traders anticipate the impact of the news and act before it happens.

That's why sometimes you see the price moving against expectations after the news!

📌 Practical example: If markets expect an interest rate increase from the central bank, the price starts to fall before the official announcement. But if the decision aligns with expectations, there may not be any significant change. Conversely, if the decision is contrary (for example, a cut instead of an increase), there can be significant volatility.

💡 Lesson: Do not trade solely based on the news, but observe market expectations before the news and its reaction afterward. #BreakoutTradingStrategy