The market crashes in a bull market, it turns out it's to 'drive people out'!
Did you know that those terrifying crashes during a bull market are not a sign that the market is about to collapse, but rather a tactic to 'drive people out'? Yes, it's intentionally pushing some small investors to exit.
Think about it, during a bull market, everyone feels they can make money and rushes to buy. But this fills the market with people, and if the major players want to raise prices, they have to work really hard because as soon as the price rises, those small investors will rush to sell, fearing they might miss out on profits.
So what does 'driving people out' mean? Simply put, it's when the major players use a crash to scare those who are not firm and stable into quickly selling their holdings. This way, what remains in the market are the large funds of the major players, and they can raise the price as they wish, easily.
As for those small investors who got 'driven out', they become the 'sacrifices' of this game. It may sound a bit cruel, but that's the rule of the market.
So, the next time you see a crash in a bull market, don't panic and get weak-kneed. This might just be the market 'driving people out', preparing for a big rise ahead. And those who can stay calm and not get scared away are often the ones who end up making significant profits.
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