Just a quick thought: I saw “Bloomberg: Bitcoin’s slow slide is driving traders to despair, with both market confidence and institutional demand under pressure,” and it reminded me of how I used to be.
Back then, whenever I saw a news item, I’d want to make a trade right away. As a result, I chased the market several times near the halfway point and sold close to the bottom.
These days, my routine is to read the full article first, wait for the money to show its hand, and only then decide whether to act. I’m doing the same this time, too: $BTC .
At the end of the day, the easiest mistake to make isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s letting emotions set the pace.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Back then, whenever I saw a news item, I’d want to make a trade right away. As a result, I chased the market several times near the halfway point and sold close to the bottom.
These days, my routine is to read the full article first, wait for the money to show its hand, and only then decide whether to act. I’m doing the same this time, too: $BTC .
At the end of the day, the easiest mistake to make isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s letting emotions set the pace.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
