Pai X
Pai X|Jun 10, 2025 13:24
Short analyst says: There are too many individual investors who are long in the market, the car is too heavy, and they are not bullish anymore Long headed analysts say: There are too many retail investors short in the market, too many people are short selling, not bearish No, where did the data come from when you casually mentioned that the market is long and short? 👀 Can you say something? And when you do trading, you look at long and short data, who has more and who has less? I know trading is subjective, but you can simply say long and short. Why bother making up a bunch of flawed excuses? what? Are you telling me that transactions are objective? So you looked at a bunch of so-called objective data, so the conclusion is that you are bullish (bearish). Do you mean that you use current data to predict future trends? May I ask if the word 'prediction' is objective or subjective? To put it simply, trading emphasizes presenting facts, logical reasoning, developing trading strategies, and ultimately execution. Right or wrong, do you think it's important? Of course it's not important, because the market is unpredictable, and risk control is the core. Based on your trading path, do what you can understand. Don't add drama to yourself, thinking that you are a "trading genius" who can predict the future. Buffett didn't even say he was a trading genius, so why do you rely on it? Anyway, my mentality is that I have always been a fool in front of the market, and I always maintain a sense of awe!
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