When you see a lot of market news reports, don't just focus on the headline numbers. Commonly leaked information has often been digested in advance, and prices have already reflected it. The real opportunity lies in: where are the factors that haven't been priced in? Shift your perspective from "well-known facts" to "details most people haven't noticed yet"—this is the angle traders need to pay attention to. The market is always re-pricing, but what is being priced isn't yesterday's news, but the next overlooked variable.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 23h ago
Really, those chasing trending news have been cut off; smart people have long been watching those unnoticed corners.
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TaxEvader
· 23h ago
That's right, those chasing news and short-term trading all have to cut losses.
The real winners have already bet on the details that no one cares about.
Clickbait headlines are always the last to take over.
Prices speak, news does not.
Instead of looking at leaks, it's better to ask yourself who hasn't exited yet.
That's why institutions never look at Tonghuashun's hot searches.
Enough already, the ones who can make money are always those silent players.
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UnluckyMiner
· 23h ago
90% of people read the news; smart people look behind the news... This is the difference between us and retail investors.
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TradFiRefugee
· 23h ago
Damn, it's the same old story... But on the other hand, most people just can't change this habit and chase trending news every day.
After losing a few times, I realized that those who truly make money are the details that everyone ignores.
This post is right, but how about execution? Most retail investors still get led by the news.
When you see a lot of market news reports, don't just focus on the headline numbers. Commonly leaked information has often been digested in advance, and prices have already reflected it. The real opportunity lies in: where are the factors that haven't been priced in? Shift your perspective from "well-known facts" to "details most people haven't noticed yet"—this is the angle traders need to pay attention to. The market is always re-pricing, but what is being priced isn't yesterday's news, but the next overlooked variable.