The 2500 target is already reached!
Next target: 2800!
If this is a low-level bargain buy, then you can’t just stare at the few dozen or few hundred points in front of you.
Those who truly dare to buy at lows always look at much bigger room ahead.
This fan followed me and bargain-bought around $1,617 back then. The whole square was shouting that it was going to fall—some people even talked about seeing $800.
At that time, how many were actually brave enough to take the buy?
Looking back now, from 1617 to 2500 is already close to 900 points of profit.
And this isn’t over yet.
Since the trend has already started to emerge, then keep watching!
The next target is 2800—there’s even more room after that.
Many people lose money not because they can’t read the market, but because the moment a move starts, they get scared off by short-term fluctuations.
Real opportunities at the lows are not about who can shout the loudest, but about who can make a plan when the market is most pessimistic—and then hold on to it.
Dare to buy at the lows, and dare to hold at the highs—only then can profits really run.
This time, I’ll say the same thing again: since it’s a low-level bargain buy, set your sights further ahead.
If you can’t make sense of the upcoming market, then come find me!
Next target: 2800!
If this is a low-level bargain buy, then you can’t just stare at the few dozen or few hundred points in front of you.
Those who truly dare to buy at lows always look at much bigger room ahead.
This fan followed me and bargain-bought around $1,617 back then. The whole square was shouting that it was going to fall—some people even talked about seeing $800.
At that time, how many were actually brave enough to take the buy?
Looking back now, from 1617 to 2500 is already close to 900 points of profit.
And this isn’t over yet.
Since the trend has already started to emerge, then keep watching!
The next target is 2800—there’s even more room after that.
Many people lose money not because they can’t read the market, but because the moment a move starts, they get scared off by short-term fluctuations.
Real opportunities at the lows are not about who can shout the loudest, but about who can make a plan when the market is most pessimistic—and then hold on to it.
Dare to buy at the lows, and dare to hold at the highs—only then can profits really run.
This time, I’ll say the same thing again: since it’s a low-level bargain buy, set your sights further ahead.
If you can’t make sense of the upcoming market, then come find me!