【Question】 "There is no absolute in the market" isn't that cheating?【Answer】
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【Asker】
I think, isn’t trading education cheating?
In the end, when pointed out with contradictions, everyone backstays
“There is no absolute in the market,”
that’s what I don’t like
(This isn’t an anti-stance, please understand)
【Answer】
This is my personal view,
it can’t be helped
The market ultimately doesn’t truly lean one way or the other
The market itself is shaped by traders’ expectations
(If we assume the market is a virtual market
this applies to stocks, futures, Nikkei, CFDs, and cryptocurrencies)
Considering that, it moves in a manner like a contrarian who acts against the crowd
When everyone buys, it tends to be sold
Because everyone is profiting, after all
Ultimately, the market moves as if saying
“It’s bad if everyone profits!”
In virtual markets, the principle then triggers
The statement “There is no absolute in the market” becomes operative
And FX, being 24 hours on weekdays,
as the weekend approaches, traders’ expectations also change
Thus, it’s a continual game of deception
When you think about it, the statement “There is no absolute in the market” is true
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