The direction of #美联储恢复降息进程 is indeed still in long positions, this is beyond doubt.
However, upon closer inspection of the market, the upward momentum has clearly weakened.
The current operating method of the main force is very typical: controlling the market through fluctuations. It neither rises sharply nor falls rapidly, just oscillating repeatedly in a high price range. Sometimes it creates a small pullback to induce panic, and sometimes it piles up volume to create a false breakout illusion.
What is the core logic of this set of combination punches?
It is necessary to create the illusion in the market that it is "about to start," enticing emotional funds to rush in and take over. Once retail investors have fully gathered their chips and the market heat reaches its peak, the main force will then begin to rhythmically sell off in batches.
To put it simply: on the surface, it appears strong as ever, but in reality, it is carefully laying out the distribution phase.
Stay alert and don't be deceived by the illusion of high-level fluctuations. The real opportunity lies in seeing through the rhythm, not in chasing illusions.
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PumpAnalyst
· 16h ago
A typical market maker trick, while retail investors are still foolishly chasing the price, I feel anxious just watching you all.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 16h ago
Trapped again... I should have listened to you all long ago, waiting for the market maker to dump, and I'm still there catching a falling knife.
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NeverPresent
· 16h ago
This statement does make sense, but I always feel that the market maker's thoughts aren't that complicated; it's mostly just about Accumulation.
Looking weak might not necessarily be a bad thing; it could actually be a sign of building strength.
However, your judgment of this "distribution phase" needs to wait until the Trading Volume really spikes to confirm, right?
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 16h ago
Ah, this wave is indeed an old trick, how many times has this high position control been played and people still rush in.
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The market maker's technique is indeed amazing, retail investors are always fated to be the last ones to catch a falling knife.
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No need to say much, I'm just waiting to see when they start to dump.
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Staying clear-headed is important, but there are still a bunch of people around me fantasizing about an imminent launch.
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That's right, I've seen too many tricks of false breakouts.
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The only way to really make money is to see through the rhythm and not to follow the trend.
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High position fluctuations are just the market maker washing chips, there's nothing debatable about that.
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The whole market is performing this play, just get used to it.
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Stacking volume with false breakouts is indeed ruthless, how many people have been lured in.
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I've already exited, waiting for the storm to calm down before taking a look.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 16h ago
The market makers really play this trap skillfully; they are just waiting for retail investors to rush in to support them at a high point. I'm just watching now and don't dare to chase.
The direction of #美联储恢复降息进程 is indeed still in long positions, this is beyond doubt.
However, upon closer inspection of the market, the upward momentum has clearly weakened.
The current operating method of the main force is very typical: controlling the market through fluctuations. It neither rises sharply nor falls rapidly, just oscillating repeatedly in a high price range. Sometimes it creates a small pullback to induce panic, and sometimes it piles up volume to create a false breakout illusion.
What is the core logic of this set of combination punches?
It is necessary to create the illusion in the market that it is "about to start," enticing emotional funds to rush in and take over. Once retail investors have fully gathered their chips and the market heat reaches its peak, the main force will then begin to rhythmically sell off in batches.
To put it simply: on the surface, it appears strong as ever, but in reality, it is carefully laying out the distribution phase.
Stay alert and don't be deceived by the illusion of high-level fluctuations. The real opportunity lies in seeing through the rhythm, not in chasing illusions.
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