Trading's a marathon where you stay alert. Think of it like a cat—sharp when it matters, but strategic about when to rest. The real question: do you keep stacking on dips to catch the breakout, or pull back to secure your position? Either way, never get too comfortable until your risk levels and liquidity are solidly back where you want them. It's all about knowing when to push and when to hold steady.
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FudVaccinator
· 01-03 07:50
Bottom fishing or taking profits safely, in simple terms, it's a mindset issue.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 01-03 07:46
Accumulating at low positions or cutting losses to preserve capital—all boils down to whether risk management is in place.
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ForkPrince
· 01-03 07:37
That's right, the key is to clearly distinguish when to be greedy and when to back down.
Trading's a marathon where you stay alert. Think of it like a cat—sharp when it matters, but strategic about when to rest. The real question: do you keep stacking on dips to catch the breakout, or pull back to secure your position? Either way, never get too comfortable until your risk levels and liquidity are solidly back where you want them. It's all about knowing when to push and when to hold steady.