The main pump may really be just around the corner.
The most interesting thing about yesterday's drop wasn't the percentage, but the sentiment.
A lot of folks start doubting the bull market at the first dip, wanting to cash out at the first pullback, and some are even waiting for lower entry points.
But before a real trend kicks off, the market often plays out like this:
First, it shakes out the weak hands, then the latecomers scramble to chase.
So I can’t say for sure that yesterday was the last dip.
But I will say, if you’re holding core assets at this position, don’t get spooked by short-term volatility.
In a bull market, the worst pain isn’t being stuck.
It’s when you had a ticket but lost it right before the main pump.
The most interesting thing about yesterday's drop wasn't the percentage, but the sentiment.
A lot of folks start doubting the bull market at the first dip, wanting to cash out at the first pullback, and some are even waiting for lower entry points.
But before a real trend kicks off, the market often plays out like this:
First, it shakes out the weak hands, then the latecomers scramble to chase.
So I can’t say for sure that yesterday was the last dip.
But I will say, if you’re holding core assets at this position, don’t get spooked by short-term volatility.
In a bull market, the worst pain isn’t being stuck.
It’s when you had a ticket but lost it right before the main pump.