No matter how many people are shouting "buy," just watch the indicators: when price touches the upper Bollinger Band, bullish volume shrinks, and the EMA forms a death cross, it is a standard short signal under pressure. The market will not force a one-sided rally just because retail traders are bullish.

Most of the moves the public sees as breakouts are actually oscillation rebounds, not trend reversals. Without sustained volume breaking above the upper band, the overall market remains range-bound. A rally is simply a window to go short; brief surges are just shakeouts.

When everyone is bullish, it's perfectly normal to be afraid of shorting. But trading cannot follow the crowd's emotions; it must follow technical indicators and volume. A market that is unanimously bullish is often the short-term top.

Fear essentially stems from poor risk management plus failure to see the range. Don't worry about being liquidated. Without a sustained breakout above the upper band, all rallies are just oscillation rebounds.

Don't be kidnapped by the bullish noise of others. The market will not follow the expectations of the majority. Real opportunities always lie on the opposite side of mass panic or euphoria.