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白鲨观点
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On Monday’s open, let me share something from the heart with everyone: Monday’s market is the easiest to fool people.
After you’ve been trading for a while, you’ll feel it too—on Monday morning, the ups and downs are often fake. Over the weekend, people build up two days’ worth of emotion. Once the market opens, it all gets released immediately—buy when you should buy, sell when you should sell, and it gets lively. But once this burst of emotion passes, you may find that the price moves back along the same path after all.
I’ve personally suffered Monday losses many times. If I see some good news over the weekend, I’ll rush in as soon as Monday opens—only to buy at the highest point, and I end up trapped in the trade that day. Or if I hear some bad news over the weekend, I panic and cut in the morning—only to cut at the lowest point, and then it bounces back in the afternoon.
Later, I learned the hard way: don’t act on Monday morning. Watch for half a day first, and wait until the emotions have cooled before deciding.
Trading is not so urgent. Waiting a few hours to enter might mean you earn a little less—but it also might help you avoid a big trap. Compared with stepping into a pit, that small amount of missed profit is nothing.
I won’t predict how this week’s market will move, but I’d like to leave everyone with one piece of advice: don’t make decisions when your emotions are at their most激动.
Whether you’re buying or selling, wait—then wait a little longer.
Once you’ve calmed down, it won’t be too late to take action.
At 4 p.m., I’ll chat in the group about a few key levels for this week. If you’re interested, come by and sit in.
$BTC #BinanceSquare #行情分析📈 #Trading心得
After you’ve been trading for a while, you’ll feel it too—on Monday morning, the ups and downs are often fake. Over the weekend, people build up two days’ worth of emotion. Once the market opens, it all gets released immediately—buy when you should buy, sell when you should sell, and it gets lively. But once this burst of emotion passes, you may find that the price moves back along the same path after all.
I’ve personally suffered Monday losses many times. If I see some good news over the weekend, I’ll rush in as soon as Monday opens—only to buy at the highest point, and I end up trapped in the trade that day. Or if I hear some bad news over the weekend, I panic and cut in the morning—only to cut at the lowest point, and then it bounces back in the afternoon.
Later, I learned the hard way: don’t act on Monday morning. Watch for half a day first, and wait until the emotions have cooled before deciding.
Trading is not so urgent. Waiting a few hours to enter might mean you earn a little less—but it also might help you avoid a big trap. Compared with stepping into a pit, that small amount of missed profit is nothing.
I won’t predict how this week’s market will move, but I’d like to leave everyone with one piece of advice: don’t make decisions when your emotions are at their most激动.
Whether you’re buying or selling, wait—then wait a little longer.
Once you’ve calmed down, it won’t be too late to take action.
At 4 p.m., I’ll chat in the group about a few key levels for this week. If you’re interested, come by and sit in.
$BTC #BinanceSquare #行情分析📈 #Trading心得
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