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    Inversing this sub is 200x more important than following news cycles

    It doesn’t matter if the war continues for 20 more years, whether a nuke hits the country, or whether 🥭 keeps TACOing or not.

    What matters is how heavily positioned towards one side the market is. Recently, the market was heavily shorted, and so any cough of “good” news resulted in a 2-3% pump. On the other hand, any sort of “bad” news did absolutely NOTHING.

    The reason is simple: it doesn’t matter what news comes forth. The market can’t move towards a certain direction without enough liquidity allowing that to happen. The only surefire way to make money in this market is to stop pretending to be a genius and analyzing geopolitical moves and instead inversing this sub

    Inversing this sub is 200x more important than following news cycles
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    26 Comments

    2. FartingOnAMetalChair on

      moving toward liquidity pockets is one of the only decent explanations i’ve ever come to understand for crypto movements…

    3. Safe-Tennis-6121 on

      So your basically saying this sub is like a pimple on Jim Cramer and yeah, you’re right.

      I mean green buy, red sell, too complicated for some people. Line go up. You happy.

    4. Careful_Response4694 on

      If you inverse degenerate gamblers you will be naked short a shitton of lottery tickets and eventually be spaghettified

      – Sun Tzu the Art of War

    5. Recent_Study6702 on

      Market sentiment is way more predictable than trying to decode whatever geopolitical mess is happening this week. When this place gets too bullish or bearish on something I just fade the crowd and it works like 70% of time

    6. Simalt443 on

      Put call ratio was like 1.6 at the top when spy started to curl over. Every retard was in puts and I thought no way they would all get a free fat bag of money. They did.

    9. BetSquare7190 on

      Not sure the opinions on this sub are relevant to the market. The total amount owned by investors here is probably similar or inferior to the assets of an average pension fund manager.

    11. FreeTexan1337 on

      im switching to selling covered calls as my strategy cause at least i don’t have to check the market like an addict if i sell bi weekly ccs.

    12. Commercial-District1 on

      I was a responsible investor but I think I’ve crossed the line into straight impulse buying/selling. I’ll go back to being responsible *as soon as I ~~win~~ earn my money back*

    16. thenorthernwhiteboy on

      Lol yes everyone little while ago was saying how much NBIS they were buying

      I bought puts few weeks out and they printed 110%

    17. faithOver on

      It’s true.

      Oddlots had a hedge fund guy on not long ago.

      He was saying that he’s seeing funds and big money trade like it’s all a meme. Piling into trades all at once.

      Everyone is afraid to miss the next 20% or 30% move so they all follow not so ironically creating the momentum needed to drive prices.

      The inverse is also true, there isn’t conviction because everything is a momentum trade.

    18. levraimonamibob on

      No one here knows anything so it’s always a coin toss. Inverting my heads or tails is still 50%

    19. Low_Plastic363 on

      It depends on the topic. The sub can give you a sense of sentiment and whether the spring is loaded in one direction or the other for some types of issues. For others, when sovereign wealth funds and huge banks and family offices are shifting trillions, the sub has no power at all.

    21. 2Frum4U on

      I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again

      I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again

    25. AphexPin on

      Liquidity is dynamic, not fixed. This subs insistence on MMs as a boogeyman is dumb. The market does not simply do the opposite of the majority anticipated move – do you realize how dumb that sounds?

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