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Market consensus reversal rule: When most people are bearish, it may be the right time for a rebound.
【BlockBeats】There is an interesting phenomenon in the recent market. According to the analysis of the Market Sentiment Index (which combines media opinion, social data, and other sentiment indicators), the current consensus has generally shifted to a bearish outlook.
There is a pattern behind this phenomenon worth noting—when a broad consensus forms, the market often moves in the opposite direction. Historical data is quite convincing: the period from July to October 2024, as well as February to April 2025, clearly reflect this logic. The direction most people bet on ultimately gets contradicted by the market.
However, it’s important to note that the “extremely pessimistic index” phase may last for some time. This is especially true when the market is in a long-term bear market pattern. Currently, the market has only just entered this cycle since early November. Although historical data suggests this indicator will eventually point to a bullish trend, in a bear market environment, maintaining restraint and patience is really key—don’t let short-term emotions influence your judgment.
Everyone has given up and lost confidence, but could this actually be an opportunity? There's something there.
The logic of consensus reversal sounds great, but no one can really hold on if they stick to it.
Is history repeating itself? But this bear market isn't over yet, no rush.
It's the same old story of waiting for the bottom, but no one knows where the bottom is.
Avoid crowded places; this principle is really hard to follow.
Let's wait and see. Anyway, I'm already exhausted; I've been through the dips.
It's happened so many times in history, still not learning the lesson. When everyone is in agreement, it's a signal for a rebound.
The bear market is tough, but this is when true mental strength is tested. Don't panic.
Anyway, we've been cut a few times, so this time just lie flat and wait for the reversal.
Is a pessimistic index≈a bottom-fishing opportunity? Feels not that simple.
When everyone is bearish, it's indeed easier to turn the tables. The question is, how long do we have to wait?
Wait, it's already November, and you're still saying "about to rebound"? Let's survive the bear market first before bragging.
Basically, it's a psychology game of betting; you can't beat the big players.
History repeats itself, but never exactly the same. Don't be blinded by past data.
Self-control? I think it's the retail investors' restraint that makes the main players cut more profitably.
Anyway, I don't believe it anymore. Let's see what happens.
Wait, will this time really see a rebound? I find it hard to believe.
Resisting patience? Haha, easy to say. Who doesn't want to wait for a bullish turn? The key is whether the wallet can hold out until then.
I'm just worried that this time it's another "wolf is coming" scenario. When the time comes, it'll be reverse operation after reverse operation, turning into a mess.
Wait, is this really happening... They said the same thing last year.
Oh my god, how much longer do I have to stay up? But still, I have to hold back and not move.
I've heard this logic a hundred times, but my wallet hasn't grown at all.
History repeating? My principal totally disagrees.
Wait, if historical data is so accurate, why are so many people still getting proven wrong?
To put it simply, it's knowing that it will rebound but not knowing when the rebound will happen—that's the most frustrating part.
Wait, could this be a trap again...
Keep holding on. Anyway, it's already fallen so much. Might as well just pretend it will never rise again.
History repeats itself, but my wallet will go bankrupt first. I am the witness.