Can we really control the market? Or are we just passersby? โ๏ธโ???? ๐?๐ฅ?
Every trader begins with a belief:
"As long as I learn enough, I can control the outcome."
Indicators.
Patterns.
Backtesting.
Strategy on top of strategy.
Then reality slaps you in the face.
Perfect patterns.
Perfect entries.
Perfect stop losses.
Yet the market still moves against you.
So we should ask an uncomfortable question:
Are we really in control of the market?
Or are we just reacting to it?
Retail investors won't drive the market.
Charts won't determine prices.
Even "perfect analysis" can't force a trend to happen.
What truly drives prices are:
Liquidity, volume, intent.
And these are in the hands of
whales, institutions, and larger funds.
This doesn't mean analysis is useless.
It's just that most people misunderstand the role of analysis.
Technical analysis and on-chain data are not steering wheels.
They are more like footprints.
They don't predict the future,
but help you see where big money has already moved.
Breakouts? Could be liquidity harvesting.
Fake drops? Maybe it's stop-loss hunting.
Boring sideways movement? Often a phase of accumulation.
The market is speaking, just not in words.
It uses
volume, time, imbalance.
You don't win the market by being "smart."
You win by identifying the direction of big funds,
and not standing against it.
We cannot control the ocean.
But excellent surfers don't fight the waves;
they read the waves in advance and go with the flow.
That's the true advantage.
Not control,
but alignment.
What do you think?
Do you believe analysis is about "predicting prices,"
or is it helping us track true power?
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