In a bull market, the sharp decline is actually about 'pushing people away'!
Did you know that those alarming drops in a bull market are not signs that the market is about to collapse, but rather a way of 'pushing people away'? That's right, it's intentionally driving some small investors out.
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 hard because as soon as prices rise, those small investors are eager to sell, fearing they might earn less.
So what does 'pushing people away' mean? In simple terms, it’s when the major players create a sharp decline to scare off those who are not confident and not steady, forcing small investors to quickly sell their holdings. As a result, what remains in the market are the large funds of the major players, and they can manipulate prices as they wish, making it quite easy.
And those small investors who get 'pushed away' become the 'sacrificial victims' of this game. It may sound a bit cruel, but that's the rule of the market.
So, the next time you see a sharp decline in a bull market, don’t panic and feel weak in the knees. This might just be the market 'pushing people away' to prepare for a big surge later. Those who can remain calm and not get scared away are often the ones who end up making a lot of money.
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