Why retail investors have been frequently losing money recently is because the market is "fishing" 💥💥
Many friends have been complaining that the recent market conditions are too difficult to navigate; if you invest, you lose, and if you don't, the market rises, making it feel like the main players have their sights set on locking you in.
In fact, Sister Min also feels that retail investors are being targeted for sniping, which is a very uncomfortable feeling. The frequent losses we retail investors experience are not due to a lack of skill, but sometimes it’s just hard to figure out what the big players are trying to do.
Adding to this are factors such as the yen interest rate hike, Federal Reserve rate cuts, BlackRock selling off, and steady inflows into ETFs, all of which can influence everyone's judgment. As a result, trading is not that smooth, and the market is stuck in a typical oscillation phase, frustrating investors' mindsets. The candlestick patterns may seem to show volume, but in reality, they are false breaks; it may seem to decline, yet it actually rebounds.
In this kind of market, it is essentially a precise harvesting of retail investors. Therefore, the root of your recent frequent losses is not that you are not working hard enough, but that you cannot see the market trend clearly, and you are responding to the currently oscillating market in an impatient manner.
So, the advice Sister Min can give to retail investors is: when the market direction is unclear, the best operation is to hold back, cautiously test participation with light positions. If you really cannot understand the trend, you can pay attention to @区块捕手敏姐 to help you out of your difficulties. Wait until the direction is clear, and then follow Sister Min to harvest the profits from the big players' operations. 😁😁
