Technical indicators? Those things are just supporting roles in trading. Where is the real battlefield? It's in the psychological game—when there’s no obvious news, the battle of funds relies entirely on guessing each other's intentions.

Did you notice those two wicks? The candlesticks that crashed and then instantly bounced back. That’s no accident; it’s conditioning you into a habit. Most people watching the market can only keep track of movements within three screens. Anything beyond that? Their minds can’t handle it. So, after seeing this “fake drop and rebound” act a couple of times, won’t you subconsciously assume, “It’ll bounce back again next time, right?”

Congratulations, your mindset has been successfully trained.

Of course, the market makers know some people will see through this trick. But those people are always the minority. Precisely because they are few, I have a chance to be that one who slips through the net—going against the crowd when most people fall into the trap.