Exited the long position too early and missed out on further upside. That's the thing about trading—timing the exit right is just as tricky as timing the entry. Watched the price keep climbing after I closed, which is both a lesson and a reminder to stick to the plan or at least give winning trades more room to breathe. Classic mistake: taking profit too fast when momentum is still building. The FOMO aftermath hits different.
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AlwaysAnon
· 12h ago
ngl this is my daily routine, watching the limit-up and feeling regretful afterward
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TommyTeacher1
· 12h ago
Taking profit too early is indeed, FOMO still hurts now
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TxFailed
· 12h ago
ngl, the classic "close the winning trade then watch it moon" speedrun... learned this the hard way too many times. actually, technically speaking, knowing when to let a winner breathe is harder than the entry itself fr. that FOMO gut punch afterwards hits different when momentum's still building tbh
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SmartContractPlumber
· 13h ago
Taking profits too quickly is as frustrating as missing a re-entry vulnerability in the audit report—it's all about not seeing the full risk chain. You need to learn to let profitable trades stay alive a bit longer.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 13h ago
Taking profit and stopping loss is really tricky; you always either exit too early or too late.
Exited the long position too early and missed out on further upside. That's the thing about trading—timing the exit right is just as tricky as timing the entry. Watched the price keep climbing after I closed, which is both a lesson and a reminder to stick to the plan or at least give winning trades more room to breathe. Classic mistake: taking profit too fast when momentum is still building. The FOMO aftermath hits different.