Market participants are divided into big money (CM) and the public (retail investors and funds) according to their funds. Big money is a group of people or institutions that control huge funds, such as Buffett, Soros, etc. The relationship between them can be described in one word: telepathy. Why use this word? Because they learn about each other's behavior in the market not through conventional means (phone, email, etc.), but through changes in price and trading volume to know whether the other party is accumulating or distributing. We will explain these details in the article.

Today we continue to discuss tools for judging trends. In addition to using the track method mentioned above, smart money also uses the method of sitting on the tiger's back. At critical moments in the market, they observe the behavior and intentions of big money, and at the same time observe the behavior and intentions of the public. Then they find out the situation of the big money setting up and how the public falls into this situation, and infer the future trend that has not yet appeared. Let's take the bear market as an example to explain this method.