Before you buy just because chart looks good..
In this market commentary, the speaker warns that recent all‑time highs followed by rapid reversals are often engineered by institutions to trap retail traders. He explains a recurring pattern where price is pushed just above a key level, triggering a flood of retail buy orders driven by FOMO, after which smart money—already positioned—sells into that buying pressure. The speaker notes that each recent rally to new highs has been rejected, with accompanying volume declines, indicating that new highs do not necessarily reflect market strength. He attributes this to illiquid order‑book movements, potential short or long squeezes, and the possibility that the opposite side of the trade is being liquidated. The core advice is to avoid buying solely on attractive chart patterns; instead, assess underlying fundamentals and understand who is on the other side of the trade before entering.
