A personal reflection: I saw “Fed’s Collins: There’s good reason to keep interest rates unchanged at the October FOMC meeting,” and it reminded me of how I used to be.
Back then, whenever I saw news, I’d rush to act. More than once, I bought at the peak of the excitement and sold near the bottom.
These days, I do things differently: read the full article first, see how the market responds, and only then decide whether to act. I’ll do the same this time: $BTC .
When it comes down to it, what I fear most isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s letting emotions drive my position.
Has anyone else been through something similar?
Back then, whenever I saw news, I’d rush to act. More than once, I bought at the peak of the excitement and sold near the bottom.
These days, I do things differently: read the full article first, see how the market responds, and only then decide whether to act. I’ll do the same this time: $BTC .
When it comes down to it, what I fear most isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s letting emotions drive my position.
Has anyone else been through something similar?