Brother, last night’s $SPCX pullback—put simply, it was “the big players at the $143.5 level baiting us with a classic fishing move.”
Look at that spot: it’s right in the dense zone of trapped shares from earlier. When the price pokes up to there, it turns around as if it hit a wall—so is that really a “technical adjustment”? Clearly, it’s the main force using thin liquidity to complete a pinpoint distribution after hours. They love to strike at times like the early morning when retail traders aren’t watching the chart, precisely dumping shares onto those bulls who are still dreaming that it’s about to take off.
And look at that huge green column—on the surface it seems like capital is coming in, but in reality it’s long vs. short fighting it out here until both sides go crazy. This kind of “trap burst,” once it’s paired with a rally-and-fade, is textbook-style bull trap: first push it up to a higher price so greedy money rushes in to buy, and then—on the flip side—dump all the inventory to them.
Put plainly, the biggest illusion for retail traders is thinking, “This time it’s different.” But it never is. Pull this stunt before the weekend—there must have been some inside signal. Better to get out first. In this market, the brothers who chase highs are probably going to be stuck guarding the post, blowing cold wind.
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Look at that spot: it’s right in the dense zone of trapped shares from earlier. When the price pokes up to there, it turns around as if it hit a wall—so is that really a “technical adjustment”? Clearly, it’s the main force using thin liquidity to complete a pinpoint distribution after hours. They love to strike at times like the early morning when retail traders aren’t watching the chart, precisely dumping shares onto those bulls who are still dreaming that it’s about to take off.
And look at that huge green column—on the surface it seems like capital is coming in, but in reality it’s long vs. short fighting it out here until both sides go crazy. This kind of “trap burst,” once it’s paired with a rally-and-fade, is textbook-style bull trap: first push it up to a higher price so greedy money rushes in to buy, and then—on the flip side—dump all the inventory to them.
Put plainly, the biggest illusion for retail traders is thinking, “This time it’s different.” But it never is. Pull this stunt before the weekend—there must have been some inside signal. Better to get out first. In this market, the brothers who chase highs are probably going to be stuck guarding the post, blowing cold wind.
No direction? Join the chat
#SOL本周上涨20% #加州通过法案拟禁官员发行Meme币
