Reasons for chart analysis! Market participants' expectations! Feel the demand and supply

Following technical analysis and trading only when a buy signal lights up, for some reason it still becomes a floating loss—it's a mysterious phenomenon? Buying causes the price to drop, selling makes it rise, and waiting behaves as predicted?

To trap small-time investors, they deliberately manipulate price action by denying technical analysis, making adult investors cruel, right? The price action seems to be under constant surveillance, ignoring fundamentals, technicals, and market sentiment—that’s what a chart’s trap is all about.

But you know… everyone misunderstands this thing called a chart trap~orz

If you think it through, when a strong buy signal lights up, people usually buy.

But in the financial markets, if there aren’t investors who can sell, you can’t buy forever.

So the cowardly adult investors light up a strong buy signal and sell off the moment the small players swarm. When individual investors are cautious and wait at the moment a strong buy signal lights up, adults can accumulate without interference. And after the buildup is done, they push the price sharply higher with force to provoke panic among individual investors who bought late.

Then they trigger a jumping catch and trap you. In this way, charts are convenient tools that can be retrospectively analyzed to assess market conditions, and technical indicators reflect the actions of all market participants in candlesticks. ( ..)φ Memo memo

A harsh world where when you buy, you get sold off; waiting leads to late buying and tears; selling leads to a V-shaped rapid ascent—oh no (ノД`)・゜・。

Let’s acknowledge the unfair reality where influential economic indicators, news, timely disclosures leak information beforehand. As long as adult investors keep winning with after-the-fact gambits, it’s easy to deny fundamental or technical analysis, so there seems to be no point in looking at charts.

If you flip it over, aggressive price movement is proof that a flood of trapped small investors has appeared.

That’s why interpreting candlesticks retroactively allows you to sense the intentions of adult investors. The actions of market participants become candlesticks, and by analyzing the chart you should feel the market participants’ motives. It seems most individual investors believe there is a foolproof method, but investment is a matter of relative trading. It’s human vs human—that’s the reality of financial markets.

Can you read price movement through fundamental analysis and technical analysis? Since adult investors have the after-the-fact gambit, predicting price movement is a futile endeavor. If you only do retroactive interpretation, many seasoned investors can read the messages the chart is asserting, right? I am the type who trades while talking with the chart. I read the messages the chart is asserting and protest against the candlesticks after the move. It seems most individual investors think there is a攻略, but they forget that investment is a relative transaction. Human vs human; this is the face of financial trading.

When unrealized losses grow large, it’s a major trait of individual investors that they cannot cut losses, get fatally wounded by forced liquidations, and only then are forced to study chart analysis—there’s no rescue. But even if you study hard, I think many individual investors cannot read the chart’s message.

Still, if you read investment textbooks, you may understand technical analysis and fundamental analysis… Even so, if you cannot converse with the investors on the chart’s backside, you won’t understand adult investors’ intentions or gauge supply and demand in the financial markets, so you’ll lose forever.

To earn in financial markets, it’s natural to understand technical analysis and fundamental analysis in detail, and to consider the intentions of market participants; only then can you fight on equal terms. If you study hard while monitoring real-time price movements on charts, you’ll intuitively sense how price movement will unfold, that is, supply and demand.

Uptrends often proceed like this. Box market often proceeds like this. Downtrends often proceed like this. When a trend continues, it often proceeds like this. At a peak, it often proceeds like this. At a bottom, it often proceeds like this. I think there are also things you can sense from candlesticks (o^-')b

Peak patterns, bottom patterns, box markets—why is the price movement always the same pattern? It’s the sad reality that when individual investors panic and cut losses, it reverses.

Peak patterns, bottom patterns—am I the only one who feels it’s always one pattern? If there are investors who are well-versed in manipulating the market, they should understand why it becomes one pattern every time. Huh! Is there such a reason? A word for those surprised individual investors.

The reason is the existence of bold price movement manipulation through after-the-fact gambits. Adult investors are protected by extralegal privileges, and with after-the-fact gambits, price manipulation, and even information manipulation, they trap others, so it’s no match for information-poor individual investors (crying

Even in such an unfavorable situation, there is a way for individual investors to earn steadily.

That is, read the intentions of adult investors from the chart and trade on the same wavelength. By experiencing this, it imprints on your subconscious, becoming a factor that makes you notice the messages the chart asserts intuitively. Please notice the taboos of the financial market as an ongoing toll for individual investors. Understand that the financial market is a system to extract money from individual investors.

In the end, the chart is just a simple tool that represents the intentions and trading results of adult investors in candlesticks to force losses on individual investors.