This YouTube video by Kardec Trader ("Don't listen to the lies.") is a short monologue criticizing social-media trading advice as largely fluff and misleading. The speaker argues that retail pattern-chasing (e.g., double tops, indicators) ignores market psychology and the role of institutions and supply-demand dynamics, emphasizing that big money — not retail pattern signals — moves markets.
99% of the stuff on social media trading is fluff. It's bullcrap. It doesn't make sense. So you'll see trading patterns. And it's like when you see people trading trading patterns and they don't understand the psychology of the markets and how institutions work, it's like, well, that just doesn't make sense. Right? Because who moves the market? Institutions. Big money moves the market. And I always tell people, if you look at big money, big money is not sitting in a room and like, well, we see a double top pattern in the market, so we need to buy or we need to short, or we see this indicator doing this, so we need to do this. It's all about supply and demand.
