BNB Short-term 15 Minutes
Market Hotspots.
At the end of a bear market, there will actually be no market hotspots.
Because at the end of a bear market, there are no large groups of funds entering the market.
Due to weak trading at the end of a bear market, the speculation cycle of funds will become shorter and shorter.
Wherever some funds can be fooled into picking up the pieces, that’s where they will go. If there are no hotspots to speculate on, they will just lie flat.
It is clear that the market is still speculating on this theme and that theme, which is not a sign of the end of a bear market.
When funds rotate through major sectors and get stuck with various chips, the bear market will slowly come to an end, and the so-called market trend will come.
The emergence of market hotspots, especially the emergence of sustained hotspots, is often a characteristic of the early stages of a bull market.
When you feel like chasing hotspots, and each chase results in being stuck, you are not far from the end of the bear market.
At the end of a bear market, there are definitely no market hotspots; almost all rising sectors should experience a round of correction.
