a4char
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all these are theories in the perfect situation where shortists are unified as 1 single entity and longists are unified as 1 single entity with 1 single decision maker in what price to set.
in reality, there will always be someone who has a price target in mind, either to take profit off table, computer algorithm or new shortists entering to short the stock.
there's no such thing as "cmon everyone, let's not sell until we reach 100k price point!".
2 main reasons: 1) there's no such effective way of communicating 2) we are humans. humans who participate in stock markets are selfish as this is after all a zero sum game. we only care about ourselves. as long as I'm winning, we are the on the same team bruh, but if your goal is not the same as mine, you're a freaking hedgie...
a4char : all these are theories in the perfect situation where shortists are unified as 1 single entity and longists are unified as 1 single entity with 1 single decision maker in what price to set.
in reality, there will always be someone who has a price target in mind, either to take profit off table, computer algorithm or new shortists entering to short the stock.
there's no such thing as "cmon everyone, let's not sell until we reach 100k price point!".
2 main reasons:
1) there's no such effective way of communicating
2) we are humans. humans who participate in stock markets are selfish as this is after all a zero sum game. we only care about ourselves. as long as I'm winning, we are the on the same team bruh, but if your goal is not the same as mine, you're a freaking hedgie...
qft.