The market has experienced intense volatility at this point. If you bought at the previous lows, now that the upward trend is underway, you should consider taking profits—realize that the gains in your hands are genuine. Don't be blinded by the expectation of continued rise. Greed is often the biggest enemy in trading.
For those traders who still want to chase the long side, it's better to wait for a pullback before entering again rather than buying at a high. Such an approach is obviously more rational. Friends holding short positions, don't over-worry; as long as you strictly follow position management and control your risk exposure, there's no reason to panic. Any market follows the pattern of alternating rises and falls; there is no such thing as a perpetual upward trend. The key is to follow the cycle and manage your risks properly.
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UnruggableChad
· 4h ago
Honestly, it's the same old story... Securing the bag is fine, but when it comes to critical moments, who isn't blinded by FOMO?
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BearWhisperGod
· 13h ago
Honestly, greed is truly a terminal illness; so many people die because of it... knowing when to take profits is the real key.
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GhostInTheChain
· 14h ago
Secure the profit and run, that's true. I'm just worried about trembling hands and adding more positions.
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ProxyCollector
· 14h ago
That's so true. You must thoroughly understand the principle of taking profits when the time is right, or you'll eventually be overwhelmed by greed.
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MEVEye
· 14h ago
It's true that cashing out to stay safe is correct, but too many people can't hear it
It's easy to say but hard to do; greed is indeed a major enemy
Wait for a pullback before entering? I think most people won't be able to wait, haha
Stay calm and patient to live longer; I get this principle
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PuzzledScholar
· 14h ago
You're right, this wave definitely needs to be sold now. Greed will only lead to regret.
What you get is real money, the rest is just illusions.
Chasing highs to buy the dip? What are you thinking? It's much better to buy on the pullback.
Losing confidence? Manage your positions well and there's nothing to fear. It's that simple.
Always rising? Dream on, it's just a cyclical play.
The market has experienced intense volatility at this point. If you bought at the previous lows, now that the upward trend is underway, you should consider taking profits—realize that the gains in your hands are genuine. Don't be blinded by the expectation of continued rise. Greed is often the biggest enemy in trading.
For those traders who still want to chase the long side, it's better to wait for a pullback before entering again rather than buying at a high. Such an approach is obviously more rational. Friends holding short positions, don't over-worry; as long as you strictly follow position management and control your risk exposure, there's no reason to panic. Any market follows the pattern of alternating rises and falls; there is no such thing as a perpetual upward trend. The key is to follow the cycle and manage your risks properly.