In the past, everything was filled with price levels—like every support level was known. But it seemed that whenever you actually put positions in around that support pressure, the psychological pressure of placing orders was huge.

Now, at the entrance of the residential compound, someone catches a dog and brings it over—everyone knows this is a year for a big bear market. The trend is clearly aggressively bearish, and yet if you go long here, the psychological pressure isn’t actually that big.
Do you even stop to think about it—when did your mindset change? Or what caused you to not short, in a bear market year where even a dog knows a rebound should be shorted, yet you still go long orders and can handle so much pressure?
Think about it—what price level did you subconsciously figure out that makes you so confident and bold about playing long positions here? You might not have even noticed: you’ve been trading the whole time with a “god’s-eye view.”