When the moon is full, it begins to wane; when water is full, it overflows.
Once anything reaches an extreme, a turning point is often not far away. When you feel like “everything’s gone to hell,” nothing you do goes right, all you see are bad signs, you’re afraid to check your account, and you even start wondering if you chose the wrong path—well, you may actually be closer to the bottom than you think.
Conversely, when everything you do makes money, and you can’t help shouting, “Bro, I’m on a roll!”—or even start thinking you’re the chosen one—you may be closer to the peak than you think.
That’s true of markets, and of life.
Flowers don’t bloom for a hundred days; people don’t enjoy good fortune for a thousand.
Never die
Once anything reaches an extreme, a turning point is often not far away. When you feel like “everything’s gone to hell,” nothing you do goes right, all you see are bad signs, you’re afraid to check your account, and you even start wondering if you chose the wrong path—well, you may actually be closer to the bottom than you think.
Conversely, when everything you do makes money, and you can’t help shouting, “Bro, I’m on a roll!”—or even start thinking you’re the chosen one—you may be closer to the peak than you think.
That’s true of markets, and of life.
Flowers don’t bloom for a hundred days; people don’t enjoy good fortune for a thousand.
Never die