The recent rally of ZEC has fully released market sentiment. At this point, the key is not whether it can continue to surge, but who can truly remain rational.
Those still shouting to buy in at high levels are mostly not experts; they are just looking for the next bagholder. When the market reaches this stage, greed often costs more than caution.
My trading principle is simple: don't chase the rise, only defend. This is not conservatism, but experience. When a strong confirmation signal appears, the market will naturally present opportunities—true good stocks will definitely make you see clearly.
It's better to miss a wave of rise than to give back all the hard-earned profits at high levels. Market opportunities always exist, but your capital is only one. Staying calm is the winning choice.
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LiquidityOracle
· 10h ago
High-level bagholders, it's time to wake up, really.
If you're still daring to shout "buy in" here, aren't you just looking for the next fool?
Avoiding chasing the rise is easy to say, but few can actually do it, I'll be straightforward.
Missing out on the gains isn't painful, what's painful is seeing your principal go down the drain.
Let's wait and see, the good opportunity won't run away.
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ILCollector
· 10h ago
You're so right. I've seen through those people calling out buy signals at high levels long ago; they're just looking for someone to take the bait.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 10h ago
No problem with that. Anyone still buying now is just trying to get chopped up by the market. I've already liquidated my position.
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PessimisticOracle
· 10h ago
Those screaming at the top are all looking for the next buyer; you should have some basic psychology knowledge about this.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 10h ago
The high-level bagholders should wake up now; don't wait until you're trapped and regret it.
Bro, I have to agree with this. Greed is indeed poison; taking profits when things look good is the real deal.
It's good that you don't chase the rise. I've learned this lesson the hard way. Now I only act after seeing clear signals.
The market will always come back. Once the principal is gone, it can't be recovered. That's the key point.
The recent emotional release of ZEC is over; now it depends on who can stay calm.
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0xSoulless
· 10h ago
The high-level bagholders are still sleepwalking, waiting to be cut off.
The recent rally of ZEC has fully released market sentiment. At this point, the key is not whether it can continue to surge, but who can truly remain rational.
Those still shouting to buy in at high levels are mostly not experts; they are just looking for the next bagholder. When the market reaches this stage, greed often costs more than caution.
My trading principle is simple: don't chase the rise, only defend. This is not conservatism, but experience. When a strong confirmation signal appears, the market will naturally present opportunities—true good stocks will definitely make you see clearly.
It's better to miss a wave of rise than to give back all the hard-earned profits at high levels. Market opportunities always exist, but your capital is only one. Staying calm is the winning choice.