This is just outrageous. Larger funds are still influencing the market, while we small retail investors follow in and get trapped in minutes. Sell now, and the price immediately surges. Hold on, and it keeps dropping. It feels like no matter how you operate, you can't hit the right spot—buying feels like smashing through the floor, and selling immediately leads to a reverse spike. Speaking of which, this is the true depiction of the market; capital flows always go against retail investors' expectations.
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FlippedSignal
· 17h ago
Selling causes the price to rise, holding causes it to drop, it's truly unbelievable... This market is just to wipe out retail investors.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12-14 07:46
Really, it's always like this. When I sell, the price soars; when I hold, it crashes through the floor. It feels like the market is listening to my thoughts.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-14 07:46
Fuck it, sell it too, this is the fate of being exploited.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-14 07:46
Really, I'm tired of this routine... Selling is wrong, holding is wrong, and they just keep squeezing our wool.
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MechanicalMartel
· 12-14 07:31
A typical leek cutter, the big players are just targeting us retail investors.
This is just outrageous. Larger funds are still influencing the market, while we small retail investors follow in and get trapped in minutes. Sell now, and the price immediately surges. Hold on, and it keeps dropping. It feels like no matter how you operate, you can't hit the right spot—buying feels like smashing through the floor, and selling immediately leads to a reverse spike. Speaking of which, this is the true depiction of the market; capital flows always go against retail investors' expectations.