Many brothers wonder why sometimes the market falls despite the positive news from TM? Actually, it depends on what kind of positive news it is: 🔶 The verbal benefits of policies are often talked about loudly, but it is unknown whether they will be implemented later, how they will be implemented, who will implement them, what the cycle will be, and how to ensure their implementation. 🔶 The implementation of policies is favorable, with specific implementation steps that will be implemented in the short term or have already been implemented, which can be seen by discerning people as' working '. 🔶 Only policies that are truly implemented are truly beneficial, and the upward trend and intensity of the market will be greater and more sustained. If it is only a verbal positive, the market will tend to rise and then slowly fall back. If it is a rapid rise and fall, it indicates that the policy is good, but the risk is still high. 🔶 In a situation of insufficient liquidity, it is like this: if it rises by 10% today, it will fall back tomorrow. It's like when you only have 100 yuan in your pocket and no one else puts money in your pocket, you say you want to make a 1000 yuan deal. People may believe it, but when they see you only take out 100 yuan from your pocket in the end, they tend to participate conservatively or even withdraw. 🔶 In particular, many times, for example, Trump is shouting too much and hasn't paid yet, but has just done some preparatory work. Although it is important, as long as there is no real gold and silver, capital is not stupid. 🔶 And when you keep getting money in your hands and take out 10000 yuan, saying you plan to do a 1000 yuan business, people will firmly believe that you can make it happen and actively participate. Even the cost you pay may be much lower than 1000 yuan. 🔶 Of course, this is a very one-sided explanation. You just need to expand your understanding yourself. The market does not pay for faith, but also provides idealism. The market is the market, trading is free, and you are responsible for your own money. (excerpt)