The truth about contracts: those who can't hold on will be eliminated, new money determines rise or fall
There's a fundamental rule hidden in the contract world: long and short positions are always equal.
But why can prices suddenly surge or plummet?
It all comes down to two points. Those who see through it have already made a fortune.
When no new money enters the market, it's a race to see who can't hold on first.
As soon as one side massively closes positions, the opposing side can't handle it,
the price directly rushes toward a new equilibrium point.
At this moment, fundamentals and policie
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