ً@trading_axe
When you can influence BIG MONEY to move around based on news, you have very limited ammunition.
Teams in crypto know this very well.
You can't spam announcements.
If anything, we all know that teasing the IDEA of something is often better than releasing it.
Speculation is what the market feeds on.
The market has always been a case of "buy the rumour and sell the news" [other than a few rare cases].
Trump has only a few bullets in his possession to "save" the market in terms of his announcements.
The more he fires at once, the less impact his bullets have.
Spray and pray versus precision shots.
He's saved his bullets for key moments, relating directly to pivotal moments in the SP500.
Let the market bleed and before it looks overly bleak, save it.
This is common sense, right?
I agree.
But the one thing that people aren't realizing yet is what happens when all credibility is lost.
When "buy the rumour" is repeated so many times [in this case, a peace deal or similar] that it is rendered ineffective.
In that case, it becomes a sell the rumour.
Do you understand?
Eventually, Trump's fake news will lead to more sell-offs and his capacity to save the market will be finished.
This is when we'll see real capitulation.
It's a ticking time bomb and he knows it.
~ Dr. Axius.
