If you go all-in, don’t think about doing swing trades. In a bull market, the market’s fluctuations are the best cure for every kind of arrogance. You think you’re doing high-sell/low-buy, but in the end you’ll most likely end up selling too early and then chasing it back—your costs keep getting higher.
If you’re in cash, don’t rush to jump in. Missing out costs you less—just making less profit. Chasing at high prices costs you real losses—these two things are not the same.
The returns other people post are shaped by survivorship bias. People who got trapped never say a word.
No one knows when a big crash will come, but having a decent, meaningful drop in the middle of a bull market is simply part of the usual routine.
What’s most dangerous right now isn’t that you haven’t made money—it’s that you’re pushed into entering at the highs by the momentum, and then you get trapped at those same highs.
Stick to your plan, and let the market handle the rest.
If you’re in cash, don’t rush to jump in. Missing out costs you less—just making less profit. Chasing at high prices costs you real losses—these two things are not the same.
The returns other people post are shaped by survivorship bias. People who got trapped never say a word.
No one knows when a big crash will come, but having a decent, meaningful drop in the middle of a bull market is simply part of the usual routine.
What’s most dangerous right now isn’t that you haven’t made money—it’s that you’re pushed into entering at the highs by the momentum, and then you get trapped at those same highs.
Stick to your plan, and let the market handle the rest.
