Why do you always get liquidated? Because you happen to stand in the "crowded place"

Many people ask:
"Why does it drop as soon as I buy, and rise as soon as I sell?"
The answer is simple:
You are standing in the most crowded spot.
The current market structure already tells you:
Around 72K is a cluster of bulls
Around 78K is a concentration of bears
And most retail traders' actions are:
✔ Chasing the rise in the middle
✔ Adding positions at the bottom
✔ Shorting at the top
The result is:
Getting trapped during an upward move, getting liquidated during a pullback, missing out on rebounds.
This is not a matter of luck, but a structural issue.
The essence of the market is "a few people make money from the many," and liquidity is the key.
The main players don't need to predict the future; they only need to know:
👉 Where the most stop-loss orders are
So, the core of trading is not judging the direction, but judging:
Who will be the first to get liquidated.
Suggestions:
👉 Avoid trading in the "consensus zone"
👉 Wait for extreme market sentiment
👉 Be part of the minority, not the majority
In one sentence:
You're not losing because of judgment, but because of position. #今日你看涨还是看跌？