I've already explained it in simple terms, but sometimes my brothers can't understand my meaning. Buy on the dip, not on the rise; chasing high prices depends on the situation. Sometimes you wait for a pullback, and you might miss out, but it can help you lose less and earn more. For example, with TRB, I told everyone to buy at 68 when it was at a low point. When it later pulled back to 60, I didn't mention it, but I kept holding. When it rose to 80, I told those who held from earlier that I wasn’t interested in a 20% profit and chose to continue holding, not rushing to take profits. As a result, new followers directly jumped in at market price. Such trading strategies are also valid because the coins I mention are generally expected to double, but if you don't want to experience being stuck, when I recommend a coin you believe in, you should buy during its pullbacks or crashes. Like today’s rise in inscriptions, I informed early holders about the increase, but when later ones asked if they could buy, my answer was don't chase high prices; if you believe in it, wait for a pullback to buy. In contrast, for Neiro, my answer was you can layer in a position because it has been dropping lately, and I anticipate the bottom is around here, so it’s a good time to buy. While clearly telling you not to chase high prices and sell low, I’m subtly teaching you not to chase high prices and sell low. New investors must understand my good intentions.