#TradingPsychology the most subtle and powerful manipulation in the market is not in the charts or in the news... it is in the collective psychology of traders. What really moves the markets is not just the numbers or economic news, but how fear and greed are transmitted among the masses.

The most devastating manipulation occurs when a narrative is established and everyone starts to operate not with logic, but with shared expectations. This is where the big players, the "invisible manipulators", create what is called the "herd effect". It is more than simply buying or selling: it is the art of making everyone think that something is going to happen, even when there is no real basis for it.

Example: During a financial crisis, the big players start generating stories that feed the panic, but through rumors, tweets, or media posts, they influence the emotions of small traders. Instead of responding to facts or data, these traders respond to the emotions that have been injected into them: "Everything is about to collapse!" or "It’s the time for recovery!" And just when fear and euphoria are at their peak, those big players make their move.

It’s like a psychological chess game, where you don't move based on what you see, but on what they make you believe you will see. This is the level where true manipulation occurs, and only those who learn to control their emotions and recognize manipulation signals can avoid falling into the trap.

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