Spotted the bottom three times in a row—how's your track record looking?
Honestly, timing the market is brutal. Most traders miss the obvious signals until it's already too late. But when the next major reversal hits, will you actually pull the trigger, or sit on the sidelines again watching the bounce?
The psychology of buying the dip is harder than it looks.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 01-20 17:03
Honestly, I’ve never bottomed out; I’ve only lost money chasing highs.
If my mindset hadn’t collapsed, I wouldn’t have missed the reversal moment.
Three chances? I haven’t even caught half of one, haha.
This psychological barrier is indeed tougher than technical skills.
Next time, I really won’t chase... maybe.
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TerraNeverForget
· 01-18 06:58
I've only copied the bottom once or twice, the rest is just watching the show.
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WhaleStalker
· 01-18 06:58
Damn, I missed it again, watching others scoop up the bottom and make a killing
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FlashLoanKing
· 01-18 06:39
I bought the dip three times and lost five times. Now I'm just sitting back and watching the show haha
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MetaverseVagrant
· 01-18 06:30
Honestly, I haven't caught the bottom three times, and now I'm just waiting to be proven wrong...
This psychological barrier is really tough; my hands get weak when I see the price rising.
Are we going for another round? This time I'm just watching the show.
I haven't forgotten the lesson from the last time I got caught off guard, so everyone should stay on the sidelines.
The three times I tried to buy at the bottom were all fake bottoms, I'm fed up.
Spotted the bottom three times in a row—how's your track record looking?
Honestly, timing the market is brutal. Most traders miss the obvious signals until it's already too late. But when the next major reversal hits, will you actually pull the trigger, or sit on the sidelines again watching the bounce?
The psychology of buying the dip is harder than it looks.