What is a more terrible mistake than "buy, buy, buy as soon as you enter the market"? It is: spend all your money as soon as you enter the market! Of course, there is something even more terrible, that is, "spend all the borrowed money as soon as you enter the market!" The poorer people are, the stronger their desire to make money is, so they often do not hesitate to take risks. Many novices have dug traps for themselves and tied ropes. Not only do they spend all their little money in the trading market, but they also "leverage" and borrow money to "invest"... The result? Very miserable. If you are lucky enough, you will have a chance to turn things around like me:

Although you are stuck, you still have money to spend slowly, so in the long bear market afterwards, you still have the opportunity to reduce costs and build positions...

So, "mending the fence after the sheep have been lost" has a prerequisite:

You have more than just the lost sheep; in addition to it, you'd better have many sheep; because you have many sheep, you have built a "sheep fence" in the past;

So, although you have "lost the sheep", you still have the opportunity to "mend the fence";

So, once the "fence" is repaired, you can manage more sheep;

So, at the beginning, the loss of one or two sheep will eventually seem insignificant...

So, what should the "leeks" who "mend the fence after the sheep have been lost" do most? It's very simple:

If you still have money, slowly add to your position...If you don't have enough money, try your best to make money outside the market...

Just like Ethereum at $$ETH 3300, $PEPE at $0.000016, and $SOL at $180, even though you know it's very cheap now, even though you know it may skyrocket after Trump takes office, the saddest thing is that you don't have the money to add to your position now...☕