THERE IS NO GOOD OR BAD NEWS IN THE MARKET, ONLY NEWS TIMING MATTERS!
Many investors often wonder: "Why does the market keep falling despite good news everywhere?" or conversely: "Why doesn't the market drop further despite overwhelming negative news?"
Today, I want to offer you a different perspective: The market doesn't have inherently good or bad news; it's all about when the news is released along the price journey.
1. News is Merely a Tool Used by Market Makers
News itself is neither inherently good nor bad. The essence of the market lies in two primary movements:
UP Trend: Rising wave (beginning, middle, and peak)
DOWN Trend: Falling wave (beginning, middle, and bottom)
The timing of news releases defines its role and impact:
✅ During a DOWN trend: Market makers release positive news to sustain investor confidence, making investors believe that "prices are low enough to buy." As a result, investors keep averaging down (DCA), thinking they're buying at or near the bottom. In reality, prices continue to fall further.
✅ During an UP trend: Negative news is subtly released to calm overly enthusiastic investors, allowing market makers to accumulate positions quietly. Once they've gathered enough, extremely positive news floods the market, enticing retail investors to buy at the peak, allowing market makers to sell at optimal prices.
Thus, the critical aspect isn't the content of the news itself but the timing within the price cycle.
📌 CURRENT EXAMPLE: BITCOIN (BTC)
The market is currently in a DOWN trend. Positive news like "BTC will reach 100K or even 300K soon" continuously emerges, reinforcing investors' belief that they've hit the bottom, prompting them to buy aggressively.
Prices temporarily bounce, confirming investors' beliefs.
However, soon after, prices continue to drop sharply, devastating investor psychology with heavy losses. Traders with leveraged positions face liquidations and account blowups.
Investors fail to realize that the market has long transitioned into a DOWN trend, and positive news merely helps market makers keep retail investors engaged, allowing them to buy assets cheaply.
🔥 HOW TO AVOID FALLING INTO THE NEWS TRAP?
Clearly identify where the market stands:
UP trend (early, mid, peak stage)
DOWN trend (peak, mid, or final stage)
Avoid blindly averaging down (DCA) based solely on news. DCA works effectively only when the market clearly confirms a bottom and reversal.
Don't let news anchor your decisions. News is merely a tool, not the decisive factor for buying or selling. Focus instead on technical analysis and smart money flow.
Remember, market makers always have the upper hand: They use news strategically to influence market psychology. While you can't control that, you can position yourself correctly by understanding the role and timing of news.
🔥 CONCLUSION:
The market doesn't have inherently good or bad news—only the timing of news matters along the price path.
👉 Stay rational and clear-headed about all market news! 🚀
Many investors often wonder: "Why does the market keep falling despite good news everywhere?" or conversely: "Why doesn't the market drop further despite overwhelming negative news?"
Today, I want to offer you a different perspective: The market doesn't have inherently good or bad news; it's all about when the news is released along the price journey.
1. News is Merely a Tool Used by Market Makers
News itself is neither inherently good nor bad. The essence of the market lies in two primary movements:
UP Trend: Rising wave (beginning, middle, and peak)
DOWN Trend: Falling wave (beginning, middle, and bottom)
The timing of news releases defines its role and impact:
✅ During a DOWN trend: Market makers release positive news to sustain investor confidence, making investors believe that "prices are low enough to buy." As a result, investors keep averaging down (DCA), thinking they're buying at or near the bottom. In reality, prices continue to fall further.
✅ During an UP trend: Negative news is subtly released to calm overly enthusiastic investors, allowing market makers to accumulate positions quietly. Once they've gathered enough, extremely positive news floods the market, enticing retail investors to buy at the peak, allowing market makers to sell at optimal prices.
Thus, the critical aspect isn't the content of the news itself but the timing within the price cycle.
📌 CURRENT EXAMPLE: BITCOIN (BTC)
The market is currently in a DOWN trend. Positive news like "BTC will reach 100K or even 300K soon" continuously emerges, reinforcing investors' belief that they've hit the bottom, prompting them to buy aggressively.
Prices temporarily bounce, confirming investors' beliefs.
However, soon after, prices continue to drop sharply, devastating investor psychology with heavy losses. Traders with leveraged positions face liquidations and account blowups.
Investors fail to realize that the market has long transitioned into a DOWN trend, and positive news merely helps market makers keep retail investors engaged, allowing them to buy assets cheaply.
🔥 HOW TO AVOID FALLING INTO THE NEWS TRAP?
Clearly identify where the market stands:
UP trend (early, mid, peak stage)
DOWN trend (peak, mid, or final stage)
Avoid blindly averaging down (DCA) based solely on news. DCA works effectively only when the market clearly confirms a bottom and reversal.
Don't let news anchor your decisions. News is merely a tool, not the decisive factor for buying or selling. Focus instead on technical analysis and smart money flow.
Remember, market makers always have the upper hand: They use news strategically to influence market psychology. While you can't control that, you can position yourself correctly by understanding the role and timing of news.
🔥 CONCLUSION:
The market doesn't have inherently good or bad news—only the timing of news matters along the price path.
👉 Stay rational and clear-headed about all market news! 🚀
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
The RainBow MG3 Indicator identifies trends, reference prices, wave start times, and trend endpoints while sending alerts to your personal Telegram. Join the RainBow MG3 community on Telegram: t.me/rainbowmg3
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.