Key point: Sending this is not to encourage everyone to short, but to remind of the risks! A V reversal is the least probable event, and the bears currently have not gained any advantage~ Waiting for certainty is the best approach!
The recent SPX has finally ground its way to the previous high.
If trading intraday, there should be a shared feeling:
Want to short, but hesitate;
Going long, but hesitating;
Every Candlestick is 'shaking' people.
Only the old masters at the scalp level can really profit.
Have you been repeatedly stopping out recently?
Recently, the market is a bit Bored., but this is precisely the most dangerous and noteworthy time to observe.
Because many significant market movements , often quietly brew during moments of "boredom".It has come out.
Today, let's briefly review the overall market.
Talk about astructural understanding.——
If you have studied technical analysis, you may have heard.Wave Theory，
The market's rise is often a type of "emotional cycle."
A common "five-wave structure" looks like this:
1️⃣ Wave 1: Just starting to rise, nobody believes it, only a few prophets have entered the market.
2️⃣ Wave 2: A reversal drop washes out the timid.
3️⃣ Wave 3: News is fermenting, confidence is strengthening, the bulls are at their craziest.
4️⃣ Wave 4: After a lot of increases, there is volatility, and some people are beginning to have disagreements.
5️⃣ Wave 5: The final sprint, retail investors "all in", but the momentum has already been overdrawn.
At this point, our ancestors actually explained it clearly 2,500 years ago:
"With one vigorous effort, it weakens in the second push, and is exhausted in the third." — Zuo Zhuan
1st, 2nd...

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haha it's all about tariff and stagflation plus recession and trade war with all the pieces of the puzzle and equation being realigned not just about jobs and consumer spending or inflation vs
interest rates high or low