Why do Americans like to crash the market at dawn???
Brothers, remember, there is an unwritten signal: the declines you see are usually a trap to induce selling, while the declines you don’t see are usually real declines. What does this mean?
Have you noticed that at the bottom of the candlestick chart, where rebounds are most likely, if the market goes down during the day or at night, the visible declines generally stop before 2 AM? Just like yesterday when the market dropped during the day, it stopped dropping at 2 AM today. This is actually a trap to induce selling, intentionally making retail investors see a significant decline during the day, causing them to panic and quickly cut their losses. The big players then take advantage of this and buy up the retail investors' shares.
So, the declines that you can’t see are generally real declines, and they are particularly prone to sharp drops. Sometimes there will also be an initial spike to entice buying. For example, between 11 PM and midnight, they might create a spike, and you think it’s an opportunity, so you quickly jump in, only to find your position blown up by morning. This is a typical tactic used by Americans; they take action while you are asleep, starting to crash the market between 3 AM and 5 AM at a very fast pace, leaving you no chance to react. Their goal is to quickly force liquidation of those using high leverage to prevent them from escaping. Therefore, you will find that Americans particularly like to crash the market at dawn, taking advantage of our sleep to cut us off. This is why most significant sharp drops and liquidations happen between 3 AM and 5 AM, as it targets us Asians.
