Many people’s biggest investment problem
is that they don’t have their own judgment.
When it rises for a day, they start shouting that a bull market is here.
When it drops for two days, they claim the bull market is over.
$BTC When it goes up, they think it’s too expensive and don’t buy.
When it actually pulls back, they become afraid and wonder if it will keep falling.
In the end, you always chase when it’s rising, and you cut when it’s falling.
A bull market is not a straight line going up.
A 20% pullback, intense volatility, several consecutive days of sell-off, and even the market suddenly turning collectively bearish—these are all things that can happen repeatedly during a bull market.
If every pullback can completely flip your long-term view, then what you trade isn’t a trend at all—it's your own emotions.
The first people the market eliminates are those without a stance.$ETH $ZEC
is that they don’t have their own judgment.
When it rises for a day, they start shouting that a bull market is here.
When it drops for two days, they claim the bull market is over.
$BTC When it goes up, they think it’s too expensive and don’t buy.
When it actually pulls back, they become afraid and wonder if it will keep falling.
In the end, you always chase when it’s rising, and you cut when it’s falling.
A bull market is not a straight line going up.
A 20% pullback, intense volatility, several consecutive days of sell-off, and even the market suddenly turning collectively bearish—these are all things that can happen repeatedly during a bull market.
If every pullback can completely flip your long-term view, then what you trade isn’t a trend at all—it's your own emotions.
The first people the market eliminates are those without a stance.$ETH $ZEC