$DASH I almost manually pushed this position out of the market myself. During the intraday bottoming attempts, watching the profit swing back and forth, there were a few times I really wanted to close the trade and just be done with it.
But when I entered around 40.56, it was because after a few consecutive dumps, the price was able to quickly rebound, and there were always people underneath picking it up. After holding it, the price gradually moved to 42.66—this one finally got me +366.74%. I was panicking because I had no plan, and acting recklessly because I had no discipline.
In the end, I decided to take profit on 70% of the position first, and keep the remaining 30% running. I also moved the stop-loss to around the cost basis. Only what you lock in can be called profit.
If you chase in now, you don’t control the initiative anymore. If you miss the move, wait for the next opportunity to be presented again—don’t force yourself to “fill the gap” here with your head down.
$SNDK $BNB
But when I entered around 40.56, it was because after a few consecutive dumps, the price was able to quickly rebound, and there were always people underneath picking it up. After holding it, the price gradually moved to 42.66—this one finally got me +366.74%. I was panicking because I had no plan, and acting recklessly because I had no discipline.
In the end, I decided to take profit on 70% of the position first, and keep the remaining 30% running. I also moved the stop-loss to around the cost basis. Only what you lock in can be called profit.
If you chase in now, you don’t control the initiative anymore. If you miss the move, wait for the next opportunity to be presented again—don’t force yourself to “fill the gap” here with your head down.
$SNDK $BNB
