"Just hold on a bit longer" is a cover for greed. I have a friend who went long on BTC, riding it up from 55000 to 58000. I told him it was time to take profits, but he insisted on waiting for 60k. As a result, the price retraced to 56500, and he watched his profits shrink by half, panicking and exiting. Later, BTC shot up to 62k, and he could only watch. It's not that he didn't understand; he just wanted to squeeze out every last drop. #MuskSpaceX$1TrillionRevenue2030 $HYPE . Those who always want to milk the market end up getting schooled because you never know where the top or bottom is. You want to wait for that "perfect" exit point, but the market doesn’t follow your script. $币安人生 . How to fix this? Set your target levels before entering. For example, sell in three batches: when the first target hits, take half; when the second target hits, take another half; leave the rest with a trailing stop to let profits run. This way, even if you miss the top, you’ve already locked in some profits; and if there’s a pullback, you won’t be on a wild ride. $MUB . Remember, no one can perfectly time every market move. Those who claim they buy at the lows and sell at the highs are either lying or victims of survivor bias. You just need to capture the portion you can understand, and that’s enough. Greedy traders, the market has a lesson for you. Satisfied traders, the market rewards you.