I think people aren't scared to lose their money and in fact during a Pandemic, people would look for a platform or ways to secure the money they have by buying gold or BTC for example.

This made much more sense. In my country, we are under quarantine as well as some other parts of the world which means that most of the people's income was diminished or simply none. Most people nowadays just releasing their money buying stuff that they need with their income not keeping with their expenditures.

This sucker rally logic is assuming that individuals and businesses who got the liquidity should be spending it to buy BTC. And if they are not, then it means it will go down. That is some pretty circular logic. People/ businesses who received the magic money would probably be hoarding and waiting it out for the worst to pass. As time passes, more and more people would realize the stupidity of printing so much money in one go and the kind of economic structure that needs/ justifies this.

That basic proposition of sound money will take some time for people to realize. It is a currency that is being used the world over and is being built upon continuously and unlike the trillions they hold, it cannot be minted without any reasonable restrictions. When this settles in, a lot of people who can think for themselves will realize that bitcoin is the perfect hedge against vested interest policies of their federal reserve.

Anybody who doubts this should take a test. If you know any investment banker friends, ask them if they know about bitcoin or not and if they have bought any. The smartest people will say yes.

Nobody said and there's no guarantee that the stimulus plan will pump the bitcoin price.People should stop with this BS.When you say "money is coming in the market" can you backup your claim with some real evidence?There's no such evidence about billions of fresh USD invested into the cryptocurrency markets.
If this really is a "sucker rally" then I guess that sucker rallies happen every 2-3 months in the BTC market.
There's nothing to worry about. 

I'm quite inactive for a week now because of the sudden internet interruption I had. Though, looking at the bitcoin graph now, it shows a good manifestation of volatility. Honestly, this is the first time I've read about the term Sucker Rally, but it is still unclear to me, what might be the reason of the price fluctuation this week. We had experienced a huge decline about a month ago, and we should have a good and healthy market now. My speculation was still directly focused on the reason that the current situation about lockdown is still the subject why this is happening. People might be afraid, but we shouldn't take it too much as there are more people who know how the market works and we are taking advantage of the market when that happens buy accumulating more bitcoins. That means our demand will push the price to avoid further market decline.

The price will definitely go below 6.8k level but it will also revert back and should reach 8k level by the end of this month. As per my understanding it is a correction that we will se as there was a sudden spike in the price of Bitcoin few days back. This is normal in every market and there is no correlation to what you are trying to explain in this post.

I wouldn't categorically call this is a sucker rally, if it is then every rally and subsequent downside could be called as a sucker rally. We have seen this countless times and I would assume that crypto traders or investors are getting used to it by now. Everything still boils down to supply and demand, and people taking profits at a certain point, unless we are in a bull-run causing a big bubble like 2017. Nothing is specially seeing the price rebounding a huge drop then followed by profit taking.

What you are calling a rally to me is simply a recovery. A correction after a significant dump that took place last month.

Are you really saying that when an asset falls 20% and then goes back up by 15% it's a rally? A rally would be if we wendt back to 10 thousand and broke it reaching at something higher than 10,5. This would be a show of strenght and a real rally. We did not eben reach the point from which Bitcoin started to descent so it's not even a proper recovery at this point until we break above 9000. 

Unless an 'analyst' can tell me what's going to happen with this pandemic then I may as well consult my turds as they'll have just as valid a guess as them.

Fuck knows why anyone would even mention TA at a time like this. The world is waiting to see whether it's going to bounce back or fly down the toilet. That is what'll decide the future of everything including Bitcoin.

Those are just prediction on a current situation but they can’t tell what’s really happening on the market. We can all proclaim as an analysts but its hard to have a follower because people don’t usually listen to that because they know its just a speculation. I see a normal trend when bitcoin ups and downs, the situation right now might be different but its already part of the trend, if we see a correction then buy again.

"Dead cat bounce" term is already been known in traditional markets like forex and stocks. Same goes with Sucker rally https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sucker-rally.asp

This is why i dont really care much into those so called analyst making out their predictions yet no one can precisely predict on where this market going. Even a simple Support
and resistance line are enough for me when making entry decisions.

Market can shift from time to time and theres no significant solid signals that we would be heading there on a specific time.Its all random.