2025-12-26 10:27:22

Today's market is indeed hard to judge—after a rapid surge, it quickly plunged again. Is this intraday movement driven by main forces offloading or a shakeout? Many people are struggling with this question.

But from the perspective of trading volume, the situation becomes much clearer. A careful observation reveals that funds are engaging in T+0 trading. During the surge, a large amount of profit-taking sell-offs caused a rapid decline. Interestingly, when these funds saw market panic, they reversed and bought back in. Despite only about a 1-point fluctuation in the main index, the profit scale for these funds was even larger than yesterday.

This is also why a strategy change is necessary today—controlling your hands is the key. When trading volume explodes, it’s often not a good time to enter. The market now appears to be oscillating repeatedly, and the rhythm isn’t as fun. During such times, taking a break and resting for a while is a wise move, waiting for clearer opportunities before re-entering.

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TrustMeBro

· 4h ago

The main force's T+0 play here is really impressive... Just one buy and sell cycle almost scares retail investors to death. I'll take another look at the trading volume; there is indeed something there. But to be honest, I hate this kind of repetitive washout market the most. Better to just lie low.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 12-26 10:57

Haha, the big players are just playing tricks over there, and we're still hesitating. Stay calm and wait for their tricks to finish. T+0 is really fierce, making profits much faster than us. It's really a loss not to hold on. Let's just watch the show this time, it's not interesting.

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GasFeeCrier

· 12-26 10:54

The main force's T+0 play is really slick, and we retail investors can only watch with wide eyes. But honestly, this kind of market condition is a test of patience—stay calm and meditate. Damn, it got hammered down again. This rhythm is making me a bit annoyed. Wait, is the repeated shakeout trying to absorb the chips? Why does it feel like the funds are more sophisticated than us? Feeling a bit tired, taking a break—opportunities will come again. This move looks like testing the bottom support level. With such explosive volume, stay alert, brothers. Retail investors should just sit tight and stop messing around.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 12-26 10:49

I don't quite understand here, is the main force trying to pump or dump? Wait, isn't this just doing high sell and low buy? I want to operate like that too haha. Handshake, I really shouldn't have moved today. It looks uncomfortable, so I have to hold back. This move is truly impressive, earning more profit from the spread than we do. With a shiver, I realized it was a volume trap, almost got caught up. Rest and recover, anyway I don't have much idle money. I'll wait for the opportunity to come. Really, controlling your hands is better than anything else. I have to remind myself of this every day.

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PonziDetector

· 12-26 10:42

I knew it was the main force cutting leeks again. Just look at the volume, and it's clear. These funds are really playing dirty. Holding back is the right move. This kind of volatile market is easy to get trapped in. Let's wait for a better opportunity. When the volume explodes, it's often a trap. Today's rhythm is really boring. The T+0 trick is played out, and retail investors simply can't keep up with the pace. It's better to rest for now. Don't get sucked in and become the next bagholder.

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DegenGambler

· 12-26 10:32

Oh no, got cut again with T+0, huh? Damn, these main players are so clever, we retail investors can't compete with them every day. Let's take a break and wait for another opportunity.

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