1. Although the Nasdaq futures are still reaching new highs, it's obviously impossible for that much capital to keep up.


Large funds are not fools; how could they buy in at such high levels to let retail investors make money?
Therefore, Nasdaq futures must come down. Large funds only see profit potential and are willing to go long when the market is favorable.
This kind of manipulation is most likely short-term funds working with the bears to push retail investors to chase the highs.
Of course, some are also passive buy-ins by institutions.
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