Currently, there are two types of people in the market.
The first type of person begins to regret not buying the dip two days ago, but not because they have understood the market logic; rather, they regret it because they missed out on the market movement. If they are given another opportunity to buy at the bottom, they still won't seize it, ultimately attributing this missed chance to bad luck rather than their own lack of understanding and execution. The second type of person is willing to sell when emotions are high. Always think it will rise, afraid of missing out on life opportunities. ( is referred to as "fomo" ) When it falls back, I can't bear to leave, unwilling to let go of the profits I've made. In the end, I got trapped and couldn't bear to cut my losses, holding onto a sense of luck.
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Currently, there are two types of people in the market.
The first type of person begins to regret not buying the dip two days ago, but not because they have understood the market logic; rather, they regret it because they missed out on the market movement.
If they are given another opportunity to buy at the bottom, they still won't seize it, ultimately attributing this missed chance to bad luck rather than their own lack of understanding and execution.
The second type of person is willing to sell when emotions are high.
Always think it will rise, afraid of missing out on life opportunities.
( is referred to as "fomo" )
When it falls back, I can't bear to leave, unwilling to let go of the profits I've made.
In the end, I got trapped and couldn't bear to cut my losses, holding onto a sense of luck.