This is outrageous. The market can hardly be predicted accurately by anyone, but strangely, when everyone unanimously bearish, they tend to get proven wrong. Is it mass psychology at play, or does the market itself love to operate in reverse? Every time there is a wave of overwhelming bearish sentiment, it is often the moment when a reversal is most likely to occur. So the question is—when everyone is shouting for a decline, will it really fall as they say? Or is it precisely this excessive consensus of pessimism that sets the stage for the next wave of market movement?
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 5h ago
Haha, coming with the same routine again? Every time everyone unanimously bearish on me, I know I'm about to get slammed. This is truly a contrarian indicator, right?
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 10h ago
When everyone is consistently bearish, I actually want to buy the dip. History has shown that this is when they always get chopped up.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 10h ago
That's why I never follow the crowd and call for a short; when everyone is bearish, it's actually a bottom signal.
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UnluckyMiner
· 10h ago
This is just gambling. Who the hell can be sure? I was just shaken out so many times that I started to doubt my life.
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MelonField
· 10h ago
That's right, every time the entire network unanimously bearish on me, I know it's time to buy the dip. Contrarian trading really makes a killing.
This is outrageous. The market can hardly be predicted accurately by anyone, but strangely, when everyone unanimously bearish, they tend to get proven wrong. Is it mass psychology at play, or does the market itself love to operate in reverse? Every time there is a wave of overwhelming bearish sentiment, it is often the moment when a reversal is most likely to occur. So the question is—when everyone is shouting for a decline, will it really fall as they say? Or is it precisely this excessive consensus of pessimism that sets the stage for the next wave of market movement?