The trading market is always a place where some are happy and others are sad; most people are just陪跑. Those who consistently make profits are a minority, let's call them Pro. Want to live longer? The most basic lesson is to learn to view the market with a Pro mindset.
Pro could be institutional investors, possibly holding an information advantage, in short, they are on a completely different level from ordinary retail investors. For example: they are like merchants who stockpile大量货物, buying low and selling high is their eternal business principle. In this process, price games are everywhere, and retail investors can easily fall into traps.
Wyckoff's methodology captures the key—using price and volume together to tell a story. Simply put, it’s about whether the price trend can be confirmed by volume. What if they conflict? Then you need to be extra vigilant.
Pro is best at playing on two major human weaknesses: greed and fear. When a bull market arrives, seeing the rapid rise, regretting not buying early, impulsively rushing in; when a bear market hits, scared stiff, cutting losses and running. The most ironic thing is that the result is often buying at high and selling at low—this is exactly what Pro wants.
Pro’s operation process can be divided into several stages. First is accumulation: to sell, you must first fill your pockets. So Pro will create declines, triggering panic selling, and seize the opportunity to build positions. Once the negative news is digested, combined with大量买入 by Pro, the price slowly climbs back up. But here, it’s important to control the timing; if it scares people too much, no one dares to chase after the rebound, making it difficult to sell.
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LayerZeroHero
· 6h ago
Basically, retail investors are always the ones getting cut. Wake up, everyone.
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AirdropHustler
· 01-07 06:44
To be honest, retail investors are just being harvested by Pro as if they were weeds. The later you wake up, the more you lose.
Buying high and selling low in this dead cycle never seems to break.
Price and volume are two different things. It looks simple in practice, but I was fooled again.
Greed and fear are how Pro makes a living. And us? We feed them every day.
To survive a little longer, you need to learn to admit defeat first. Don't hardball against Pro.
This theory sounds good, but in actual operation, I always feel like something's missing.
Even the mighty Wyckoff can't turn us into Pro; our fates are different.
Buying low and selling high sounds easy, but retail investors get stuck on these two points.
The worst is when the rebound isn't strong enough, and the dump isn't clean. Who ends up unlucky then?
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unrekt.eth
· 01-07 06:41
Basically, we're the ones being exploited for benefits; Pro has long mastered the tricks.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-07 06:36
Basically, we're all working for the big players.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-07 06:30
Basically, we're all working for Pro, and only when we cut our losses do we realize what it means to be harvested.
The trading market is always a place where some are happy and others are sad; most people are just陪跑. Those who consistently make profits are a minority, let's call them Pro. Want to live longer? The most basic lesson is to learn to view the market with a Pro mindset.
Pro could be institutional investors, possibly holding an information advantage, in short, they are on a completely different level from ordinary retail investors. For example: they are like merchants who stockpile大量货物, buying low and selling high is their eternal business principle. In this process, price games are everywhere, and retail investors can easily fall into traps.
Wyckoff's methodology captures the key—using price and volume together to tell a story. Simply put, it’s about whether the price trend can be confirmed by volume. What if they conflict? Then you need to be extra vigilant.
Pro is best at playing on two major human weaknesses: greed and fear. When a bull market arrives, seeing the rapid rise, regretting not buying early, impulsively rushing in; when a bear market hits, scared stiff, cutting losses and running. The most ironic thing is that the result is often buying at high and selling at low—this is exactly what Pro wants.
Pro’s operation process can be divided into several stages. First is accumulation: to sell, you must first fill your pockets. So Pro will create declines, triggering panic selling, and seize the opportunity to build positions. Once the negative news is digested, combined with大量买入 by Pro, the price slowly climbs back up. But here, it’s important to control the timing; if it scares people too much, no one dares to chase after the rebound, making it difficult to sell.