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    1. I don’t care what it does today and I don’t care what the whales are doing. Have fun losing your money.

    2. Still-Music-5515 on

      Yes to both your questions. Sit back and remain calm. All will be ok in the end.

    3. I’ve been following this stuff for over a week now, and what I’m seeing is: the larger the whales, the LESS they like to lead the market. 10M+ orders seem to always LAG the trend reversals, they just sit and watch for the smaller fish to get more and more on board with a trend change, and when there’s some majority opinion already formed, THEN they jump on and switch up those really big orders.

      It’s a useful tool, but it looks like it’s for the opposite reason than what’s commonly assumed: the aggregate behavior of medium/small fish is what you look at if you want to know in advance what the whales are likely to do next, and what the next rapid move of the market is likely to be. If you’re always going to wait for the absolute largest whales to make their decisions and completely flip bullish or bearish, you could often join new trends somewhere in the middle, not early.

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