Another reason I dislike this algorithmic push is that the screen is full of cowards. $BTC drops 2% and they start to bearish out, sideways consolidation and it's all gloom and doom. Truly outrageous.
Want to express a bearish view? Then do it before the decline, don't wait until the red candle appears to realize it. Confident analysts should make judgments before the market confirms, rather than following the trend.
It's laughable that this kind of follow-the-trend analysis is the easiest way to deceive retail investors. What the market needs are forward-looking perspectives, not after-the-fact armchair generals' narratives.
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LiquidationKing
· 11h ago
They just love to play the wise after the event; they cry and complain at the slightest drop.
Retail investors fear these bandwagon trolls the most, constantly spreading panic.
Those who planned ahead have already made a fortune, but these keyboard warriors are still bearish.
Were they calling for a decline early on? Why didn't anyone speak up before the drop? As soon as there's a red candle, they come out to make statements.
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memecoin_therapy
· 11h ago
That's right, armchair strategists are really annoying after the fact.
They start crying bankruptcy at a 2% drop, and when it consolidates, they write all kinds of pessimistic articles. These people are just riding the hype.
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BackrowObserver
· 11h ago
Really, a bunch of armchair strategists after the fact, it's disgusting to watch
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Drop 2% and they start crying and shouting, these people should go trade stocks
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Forward-looking opinions? Most analysts don't have that ability, they just follow the trend and set the pace
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Well said, that's why retail investors are always getting chopped up
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Full of bearish comments, then they come back to boast after the rebound, a bunch of bandwagon jumpers
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People with some taste don't listen to these real-time comments, they're too embarrassing
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Waiting to see, next time there's a rebound, these folks will have another set of excuses
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Algorithms just like to push these panic-inducing contents to attract eyeballs
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The ones who made the predictions upfront, why do they never show up, only the analysts after the fact are so active
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SignatureCollector
· 11h ago
Start complaining at a 2% drop, it's really funny.
Basically, it's lack of conviction, only chasing gains and selling losses.
I've already muted this kind of analyst, a waste of time.
What about forward-looking analysis? It's all armchair strategists after the fact, anyone can do it.
Algorithms push this kind of garbage content, no wonder retail investors get cut.
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StealthMoon
· 11h ago
Crying just because it drops 2% really should shut up. If this keeps up, what's the point of trading coins?
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This is absolutely ridiculous. A bunch of armchair strategists spouting nonsense and confusing newcomers all day long.
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That's right. Those with true foresight have already spoken out. Those only now making noise are just grabbing cheap deals.
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The screen is full of bandwagon followers, with no independent judgment at all.
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Those who understand the market have already made their moves. Calling out now is just hilarious.
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Algorithms really need to be regulated. All this garbage analysis.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11h ago
Crypto analysts hate this kind of after-the-fact armchair quarterbacking the most—only calling the market down after it has already fallen. Truly unbelievable.
Exactly right, now the entire screen is filled with trash analyses riding the trend for attention.
Forward-looking predictions are valuable; hindsight is something everyone can do.
These bandwagoners have ruined so many newbies, so disgusting.
Hey, you hit the nail on the head. Confident analysis has long been planned out; there's no need to scramble at the last minute.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 11h ago
Is there really no one daring to call a short at the bottom? Everyone is just waiting for the price to go up before starting to complain.
Honestly, these so-called analysts don't deserve to be called analysts; they're just follow-the-leader machines.
Retail investors suffer the most when they're led astray by these people.
Another reason I dislike this algorithmic push is that the screen is full of cowards. $BTC drops 2% and they start to bearish out, sideways consolidation and it's all gloom and doom. Truly outrageous.
Want to express a bearish view? Then do it before the decline, don't wait until the red candle appears to realize it. Confident analysts should make judgments before the market confirms, rather than following the trend.
It's laughable that this kind of follow-the-trend analysis is the easiest way to deceive retail investors. What the market needs are forward-looking perspectives, not after-the-fact armchair generals' narratives.