Here's a thing about trader psychology that actually matters. You hear someone go "once it hits that level again, I'm out" — that's a dead giveaway they're scared. Bearish energy all the way. They're already mentally checking out, planning their exit.

Now flip it. "I'd buy every dip down to this price point." That's different. That's conviction. That's bullish. And here's the catch — when enough people think like this, that price floor rarely gets tested. The buying pressure builds up before it even gets there. Market structure shifts. The bottom holds.

It's not complicated. Sellers advertising their exit levels are sending weakness signals. Buyers stacking orders at lower prices? That's a floor being built. Price respects that.