Since the last update, this wave of the market has risen by nearly 100 points. If you have already entered the market, the current focus is on safeguarding your positions and not rushing to exit. From a technical perspective, there should be another upward push tonight, as currently the market is mainly retail investors building positions, and the big funds haven't really started to move yet. This timing is crucial—large players usually wait until retail investors have sufficiently laid the groundwork before pushing the market up. Take advantage of the remaining upward space to continue adding to your positions or at least hold on to your chips. In this market pattern, patience often yields better returns than frequent trading.
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TheMemefather
· 01-05 06:57
Retail investors are rallying, big players are waiting, this rhythm is a bit intense
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Just hold on, don't be reckless and run away, wait for the evening wave
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100 points and still hesitating? I think this time the big players are about to make a move
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Add to your position or stay steady, in plain words, it’s about who has the stronger psychological resilience
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Rally in the evening? Forget it, first see if it can break the previous high
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When real big funds make a move, retail investors instantly become the leeks, this routine is too familiar
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Hold tight to your chips and wait for the big players, this is what you call an IQ tax
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Is there still room to rise? The question is when the big players will act, that’s the key
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Patience is the right approach, just afraid of being cut in half at the top
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GasOptimizer
· 01-05 06:57
Retail investor sucker pattern identified, data speaks: historically, the capital efficiency of increasing positions at this point is usually negative.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-05 06:35
Retail investors laying the groundwork? Bro, is this really happening or are we getting trapped again?
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Holding positions is the right move, but when will the big funds start to act? Waiting is exhausting.
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Rallying in the evening? I just want to know how high this wave can go, don’t let it be a flash in the pan again.
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Adding to positions is risky enough, yet you still recommend adding. You analysts really know how to play.
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100 points is indeed tempting, but I’m worried about a false breakout. The most dangerous time is when retail investors all jump in.
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Patience is key... Easy to say, but with the account plunging every day, who can stay calm?
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Why aren’t the big players making a move? I, this small leek, can’t hold on much longer.
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This market feels the same as last time; in the end, retail investors always end up holding the bag. I’m used to it.
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Holding onto chips is essential, but your mental toughness needs to be strong too. When it drops, panic still sets in.
Since the last update, this wave of the market has risen by nearly 100 points. If you have already entered the market, the current focus is on safeguarding your positions and not rushing to exit. From a technical perspective, there should be another upward push tonight, as currently the market is mainly retail investors building positions, and the big funds haven't really started to move yet. This timing is crucial—large players usually wait until retail investors have sufficiently laid the groundwork before pushing the market up. Take advantage of the remaining upward space to continue adding to your positions or at least hold on to your chips. In this market pattern, patience often yields better returns than frequent trading.