>You buy>It dumps>You sell>It pumpsHAS ANYONE SET OUT TO STUDY THIS PHENOMENA?!It's like a function built into the fabric of mother fucking space time. How is it PREDICTABLY SO that the moment you buy the market will do the exact opposite of what you want. SPECIFICALLY THE MOMENT YOU, yes YOU, no matter how INSIGNIFICANT you are to the fucking market, the economy, the fucking COSMOS. Somehow the collective consciousness aligns to conspire against you.All of us have the exact same fucking experience. How? Everything should point towards that being impossible. If 1 anon is buying and another is selling, does it cancel each other out? Nope, somehow both anons experience the opposite of what would benefit them, even if they made opposite choices.We should have a fucking experiment. One anon makes a buy that would benefit him, and the other a sell that would benefit them on the same asset and see how the fucking market will behave. Or it's all solipsistic. I am the only real thing in reality, the only observer, and only MY decision is ultimately opposed by god.
>>60931287that's why you hold lol
>>60931287Price dynamics are weakly mean reverting fractals. Digest this information.
>>60931287This is because most people trade with emotion, getting excited about momentum in one direction or another and buying when the price is pumping, or selling when it dumps, the classic buy high sell low. In reality you make money by doing the opposite, but you need to have a good thesis for what’s happening, where your upside and downside are and what your resulting risk/reward relationship is, what price represents invalidation, and a willingness to abandon a trade without emotion or hesitation if it goes the wrong way. People who make money might rely on intuition to spot opportunities, but after that point they’re often robotic about how they actually execute it.>>60931475This is also true, much money to be made by spotting the patterns of cycles and waves.
>>60931287Bots are reacting to your trade. It's as simple as that.
>>60931287its kind of like the uncertainty principle. you can pick out a pivot in the historical data, but as soon as you touch it, your entry is noted automatically by bots and the exchange, and they run a game on you designed to cause you to panic and lose money. the only way to get outside the game is to wait long enough they move on to new marks.
the market buy/sell matching algorithms construct price action in such a way that no entry on record is allowed to fly free. so thats why when you look at price history you can see clearly where a pivot happened, and then live you will very rarely actually find it. every single dollar that enters and exits the casino is tracked.
