I have a friend who works in the Nasdaq-related industry. After get off work, he usually talks to us about the latest market trends, unusual fund flows, and sectors that are currently attracting attention
My friends and I often combine this information with current trends, changes in trading volume, and the latest cutting-edge news to work together to devise more reasonable buy and sell points
The approach this time is not complicated: first, determine if the overall trend is favorable then, find the point where sentiment and data begin to resonate manage your position size carefully and allow time for the situation to develop
Not every transaction will be like this, but with information, discipline, and patience, it is indeed easier to end up on the side with the higher probability in the long run
This does not constitute any investment advice I just want to share an idea: what is truly valuable in the market is often not "rumors," but the ability to see trend changes earlier.
Rational discussion is welcome