There are always some institutional SBs claiming that the market always moves in the opposite direction of retail investor's ideas, which is a flawed statement in itself.

Retail investor is right most of the time.

The biggest problem with retail investors is that even if they are right, they cannot control their hands and will lose money due to a lack of discipline and error tolerance.

On the contrary, most of the public reports from institutions are more than half wrong. The reasons include malicious disregard for the facts for their own benefit, because institutions use other people's money; and there are also considerations for PvP.

In the cryptocurrency market, the influx of retail investors has always been the main driving force behind the growth of the cryptocurrency market, including the main buyers of ETFs now being retail investors.

Real institutions, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and university endowments, which are semi-proprietary (without investor withdrawals), and institutions that invest with other people's money, have different credibility and investment styles when speaking. It depends on where their interests lie, otherwise, they are all speaking for their own benefit.

Do not base your investment decisions on anyone's conclusions, but rather examine whether the logic is reliable and the data is truly valid. Institutions only have a higher lower limit, and the actual upper limit is also very low. Often, the conclusions publicly released are just nonsense like 'everyone will die'. #行情震荡下的投资策略