Can we stop arguing and bickering... Many trades are waiting for a decisive move.


The best approach is to refuse first, wait for the market to decline, then continue negotiations, directly achieving a double kill for bulls and bears.
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GateUser-0f33f9ef
· 1h ago
Long and short traps are too real; those with high leverage get wiped out first.
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PerpMoodSwing
· 2h ago
Don't get caught up in the hype, control your position, wait for the main trend to emerge before adding more for better stability.
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QuietExitPlan
· 2h ago
However, after the market declines and negotiations resume, it could also turn into a situation where "bad news is fully priced in and the price doesn't fall," which is the opposite.
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ThinkForThreeSecondsBefore
· 2h ago
Your thinking leans toward game theory: first, force panic selling with tough measures, then send a negotiation signal to trigger a rally. Big players and institutions love this kind of script. Retail investors just need to avoid heavy positions chasing gains or panic selling to win half the battle.
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NeonVortexTunnel
· 2h ago
Indeed, the more hot air, the greater the volatility.
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SushiAndSlugs
· 2h ago
Honestly, when the news is unclear, it's easiest to be manipulated back and forth.
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