Brothers, do you want to know why the price of a coin goes down when you buy it, but goes up when you sell it?
Now let's talk about it. It's very interesting. Almost everyone has experienced it.
When trading, the price goes down as soon as you buy it. You grit your teeth and sell it. As a result, it goes back up immediately after you sell it. I guess everyone has similar experiences. It's like being watched by someone, so that you have the illusion that you are manipulating the market in reverse.
When you want to sell, you may still not be able to escape the similar curse. In fact, the main force is watching you. There are transaction records behind each price on the K-line. There will always be someone who buys at a certain position and sells at a certain position. This is also one of the greatest values of introducing quantitative thinking in the investment field. You can use historical data to count. If you have been using the same logic to trade from the past to the present, you can realize how likely you are to be trapped at the top of the mountain, instead of relying on your subjective impressions.
Of course, this set is not omnipotent. What happened in history does not mean what will happen in the future, but at least using this statistical method can help people get rid of an illusion. If the main force is really watching your little tricks, I think the main force will not be able to pay the rent.
I am planning to ambush a project that will skyrocket in the short term. It is no problem to double the price. Friends who are interested in spot but have no direction can like and leave a message, and share it for free.