Lately, while watching the market, I drew a few lines on the candlestick chart as waveforms. The more I look, the more I feel that stop-losses are really like breakups: dragging it out without admitting fault, and in the end, it's not "it'll come back after a while," but interest plus emotions taking over. No matter how the model hints that "the rhythm has changed," people still want to take a gamble, resulting in turning small controllable losses into big holes. Outside, there's also chatter about ETF capital flows, saying that once U.S. stock risk appetite shifts, cryptocurrencies follow sui
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