2025-12-11 03:22:06

Today we're not discussing technical analysis, but sharing some fun—I've discovered a fascinating "reverse indicator."

There's an old saying circulating in the market: go against retail investors, and financial freedom is not a dream. Recently, I really came across such a "treasure" blogger. Every time they post with high enthusiasm, the corresponding coin price starts to dive, never failing.

It should be noted that this kind of approach is essentially left-side trading with very high risk. Personally, I am quite opposed to it. But curiosity got the better of me. After seeing their excited post last time, I couldn’t resist trying a small short position on GIGGLE. Guess what happened? It plunged over 10% within a day.

This move was purely for entertainment, so don’t take it as a serious strategy. But I have to say, market sentiment can sometimes be really mystical...

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StakeWhisperer

· 2025-12-14 01:36

Wow, this reverse indicator is really amazing. Next time, I’ll just follow that blogger and copy the reverse trades.

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RunWithRugs

· 2025-12-12 14:10

Haha, this guy is truly a walking contrarian indicator. I've been watching him too, and he's been right every time. Wait, you really dare to go short? How bold do you have to be... Retail psychology is this bad— the more they shout "rise," the more it falls. Contrarian bets also require courage. Superstitions are nonsense; it's human nature. Greed takes over, and everything's over. Laughing to death. More of these "treasure bloggers" would be great, then we'd be set. Left-side trading sounds dangerous; a full margin call and you're done. Ten gamblers using contrarian indicators, nine get wiped out, and the remaining one switches careers.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 2025-12-12 07:29

I just want to say, finding a reverse indicator blogger like this is more ridiculous than finding the Holy Grail haha. Wait, are you really just testing with a small position? If I were you, I would have gone all in already. This guy posts, and I just short—it's like a cash machine, but the risk is definitely high. Once it fails, you'll get liquidated instantly. Metaphysics is metaphysics, but market sentiment is really bizarre. Sometimes technical analysis is useless. Finding someone like this is more useful than any indicator, it cracks me up.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 2025-12-11 03:49

Haha, this blogger is really incredible, truly a walking contrarian indicator. --- In short, it's about gambling on human nature; to put it nicely, it's emotional trading. --- Wait, can you really be sure to make a profit by summarizing it like this? I feel like I'll get screwed next time. --- Metaphysical trading is indeed unreliable, but this story really strikes a chord. --- So now should I go against the blogger or against retail investors? I'm a bit confused. --- I can understand trying a small position to test the waters, just don't get carried away. --- The market can sometimes be so magical; no one can really explain it. --- If this theory could truly guarantee consistent profits, someone would have already made a fortune. --- Contrarian indicators do exist; the key is who can identify them accurately. --- But I see that some big V influencers have this contrarian indicator trait—they always hit the mark.

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FloorSweeper

· 2025-12-11 03:43

This guy is truly a living reverse indicator, it cracks me up --- Retail investor psychology, it turns out to be so valuable... --- Luckily it's a small position, otherwise I would really suffer a complete loss --- Mystical trading can win one or two rounds, but playing like this long-term will eventually cause a crash --- I've also encountered this kind of blogger, it's like the market is playing a joke on you --- A 10% drop is truly lucky, would you dare to try again next time? --- Reverse indicators are more like psychological experiments; market sentiment is just so magnetic --- Left-side trading is indeed a gambler's game, winning is exhilarating, losing can wipe out your assets --- Some bloggers' popularity and the coin price moving inversely is really extraordinary

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 2025-12-11 03:36

Haha, this guy is really a "sentiment inverter"; going against him is really stable. Actually, finding a reliable contrarian indicator is even harder than finding a reliable positive analysis, that's the real irony. GIGGLE drops 10% and they dare to say success... sis, that's gambling psychology. Exploiting羊毛 like this every day will eventually cost tuition fees; don't cry then. Bloggers who can consistently produce false signals are indeed valuable, just worried that one day they might also turn contrarian. I believe this round is purely entertainment, but I bet five cents that next time you'll try again.

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GasDevourer

· 2025-12-11 03:33

Haha, this blogger is a reverse indicator for moving averages. Next time they post, I'll follow their short position. --- Laughing to death, found a human-shaped candlestick chart, this is the real alpha. --- Playing with fire, buddy. If one day they suddenly become rational, you'll be the one losing. --- The market is indeed mysterious, but even more mysterious is that someone can stably follow a reverse indicator. --- Trying out small positions is okay, but I'm worried about getting addicted and going all-in. --- If this logic keeps going, shouldn't all optimistic bloggers be shorting? --- If 10 such bloggers can profit stably, the question is where to find them. --- At the end, emotional trading ends up hurting these people the most. --- It's a joke, a joke. You only need to believe in a reverse indicator by a little. --- Is it possible that they are trading inversely based on your holdings?

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 2025-12-11 03:27

This guy is a walking contrarian indicator, more accurate than candlestick charts. Human emotion machine, hilarious. Next time, just go against him directly. 10% in one day? How lucky do you have to be... Speaking of which, does anyone really make over ten thousand a month relying on this? Retail investors' collective consciousness is indeed mystical, but making profits with this kind of operation will eventually lead to a crash. That's why I never look at bloggers' emotional analysis, I just observe their contrarian moves. Metaphysics is also a form of learning, at least better than blindly guessing with K-line charts.

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