Investors, are you also afraid of the bear market, worried about being in the bear market, but do you know the investors?Wouldn't a professional investor trade in a bear market?Head Capital tells you for sure that it is definitely a trade, and it often closes the trade with a profit. In fact, the gap between our investors and professional masters is that we have not found a pair of discerning eyes that seek in **.
When we see a trend, when the downward bar line shows high volume, we think the bearish trend is strong. However, Heads Capital found that in the eyes of professional traders, excessive trading volume is instead telling them that **may not be natural, and demand may be overwhelming**. This is a sign of strength and a more bullish trend to come.
Because the volume is in, the selling pressure is also shrinking, which means that professionals are not interested in further trading. Due to inertia, the market may still be ****for a while, but soon, due to **inadequacy, ** may soar.
For example, the red area in the chart marks the locked trader (sideways trend). Next, as the volume of transactions increases, it will suddenly (the beginning of the green zone). In addition, the trading volume of the entire green zone is quite high, which indicates that large traders are interested in bear markets. The volume to the right of the green area is decreasing. However, due to inertia, the ** continued to slide for a while, which indicates the weakness of the **trend.