Every day, the major players discuss the game between them. What exactly are they betting on? How do they bet? To put it simply, it’s about using the least cost to force the opponent to endure the greatest pain.
If you are a short seller, and the price is stubbornly stuck at a high level, do you feel anxious? Just a slight push upwards could force the liquidation of millions in positions; are you scared? If you are scared, you either lock in your position, which ironically adds false strength to the market; if you are not scared? The major players might first smash the price down to kill a hundred as a warning, can you still hold your ground?
If you are a long buyer, watching the price surge fiercely, you’re both afraid of missing out and afraid of holding your position, isn’t that feeling just as uncomfortable? If you chase in, you worry about getting trapped; if you don’t chase? Even if you just missed it by a hair, you could regret it deeply.
This is the current reality for small retail investors on both sides.
The psychological game of the major players is something that retail investors can only watch. The only thing small investors can do is to consistently take small profits, exchanging the smallest adjustment space for the greatest operational tolerance; that is enough. How does Brother Hao adjust? When this live standard answer is presented before you, just think it over carefully.
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