The investment market is often filled with various signals, but real opportunities often quietly appear at the most inconspicuous moments. Many retail investors are accustomed to waiting for clear market signals, such as looking for a strong bullish line as a basis for buying. However, when such obvious signals actually appear, the price has usually already pumped, and the best buying opportunity has long been missed.

The market is currently in a delicate phase: large funds have quietly completed their positions, while retail investors are still watching and waiting. This seemingly calm period, which appears to have "no opportunities," may actually be the most noteworthy moment to pay attention to.

The essence of the investment market is this: when the majority can clearly see the opportunity, the price advantage is often no longer there. Truly being one step ahead means making judgments before market consensus is formed and taking action before the public awakens.

The market rhythm is often controlled by a few individuals, while the majority of participants are followers. Understanding this may help investors identify overlooked investment opportunities in seemingly mundane market conditions.