> If collectively the market thinks the price will be 7,000 in a year then the market will collectively buy it now and will continue to do so until it is 7,000

> If collectively the market thinks the price will be 7,000 in a year then the market will collectively buy it now and will continue to do so until it is 7,000 now. That's for boring dollar cost averaging. I was saying, is there anything we can look at "proof" on the options chain or futures contracts on what people/"the big boys" are "hedging for/against"?