When judging the market, avoid anthropomorphizing the market. The so-called "banker" is not an individual, but the combined force of the market. Although in some small-cap currencies, the concentration of chips may lead to market manipulation, this is not the fundamental factor. As a retail investor, you should treat market dynamics rationally, and the core lies in risk management and self-assessment.
1. After the overbought signal appears, the first task is to conduct risk management and protect existing gains.
2. Don't overthink the so-called "banker". The key is to start from your own risk tolerance. Focusing on predicting the behavior of the "banker" often leads to misunderstandings, and the final result may be only a small loss, a medium loss, or even a huge loss.
3. The situation of overbought and overbought again is objective, and there are corresponding treatment methods, but risk management cannot be abandoned.
