In the past few months, I have maintained a bearish mindset, observing that the vast majority of market participants are stubbornly holding on at low levels, trying to catch the bottom. My strategy is simple— as long as there are still people shouting about catching the bottom, I will continue to short, unless this voice completely disappears. This reflects an important understanding: the true bottom cannot be judged solely by emotional indicators or panic indices, but also requires a comprehensive multi-dimensional technical indicator system.



My trading records confirm this. From initiating a bullish position in mid-April this year to fully closing out on October 8th, and then switching to a continuous short position— this shift was based on a comprehensive analysis of multiple indicators, rather than a single emotional signal. The formation of the bottom often takes longer than most people imagine, requiring enough patience and a well-rounded indicator framework to confirm the true market bottom.
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ConfusedWhalevip
· 22h ago
The voice of bottom-fishing is never-ending, and my short positions are not stopping. It sounds counterintuitive, but this logic is indeed absolute. Wait, are you betting on the moment the sound disappears? It feels a bit like risking it all on a knife's edge. The indicator framework is indeed a threshold; most people can't fully grasp this dimension at all. To be honest, confirming the bottom is much more difficult than a rebound. Your approach has more taste than those blindly shouting for a bottom. Really, don't look at emotions, focus on indicators—that's true professionalism.
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bridgeOopsvip
· 23h ago
The louder the bottom-fishing voice, the less I believe it. This logic is indeed foolproof. I'm just afraid that places with many people are all traps.
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Frontrunnervip
· 23h ago
The louder the bottom-fishing calls, the more I go short. This logic is really absolute. But it sounds like a contrarian indicator—what if one day the entire internet is silent? Shouldn't I be more cautious then?
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MemeCoinSavantvip
· 23h ago
ngl the "bottom when retail stops capitulating" thesis hits different when you actually backtest it against sentiment data... p-value looking sus tho fr fr
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