If you’re asking whether I’ll short $BANK again… probably not, unless I’m just taking a calculated trade.
The way price action has been moving feels like a liquidity game. When they notice too many traders stacking shorts and Open Interest getting crowded, they often push price higher first to trigger liquidations.
Then, when most people lose confidence and stop expecting a dump, that’s when the real move can happen.
Keep this in mind: don’t trade emotions, don’t follow the crowd blindly, and always manage your own risk.
At the end of the day, your funds, your decisions, your responsibility. 📉
The way price action has been moving feels like a liquidity game. When they notice too many traders stacking shorts and Open Interest getting crowded, they often push price higher first to trigger liquidations.
Then, when most people lose confidence and stop expecting a dump, that’s when the real move can happen.
Keep this in mind: don’t trade emotions, don’t follow the crowd blindly, and always manage your own risk.
At the end of the day, your funds, your decisions, your responsibility. 📉