Series: How Does the Market Think?

Episode 1 | Why Does the Public Enter When It’s at the Peak?
Most people don’t buy at the bottom—they buy when they feel the market has become safe.

After a strong rally, positive news starts to spread, higher targets appear, all the candles turn green, and fear turns into greed.

At this moment, the public enters—not because the price is cheap, but because they’ve bought the feeling of comfort and reassurance.

But the market always tests that feeling.

That’s why you often see, at the peaks, late buyers being dumped on, or liquidity being pulled above the peak and then a quick reversal.

The clearer the trend becomes to everyone, the more likely it is that the market will surprise them.

The professional does the opposite: looks for value when there’s fear, reduces exposure when excitement rises, and watches liquidity more than emotions.

Always remember: the public enters when it feels comfortable, and the professional enters when there is value...
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