Do you agree with the idea of "low price is opportunity, adding positions to reduce costs"?
Many people tend to believe in the idea that "low price is opportunity, adding positions to reduce costs". For example, when a token attracts you to invest 100,000 U for the first time at a price of 10 units of U, and then the market fluctuates and the price is cut in half to 5U, you may be excited about the opportunity to buy at the bottom, and add another 100,000 U in order to reduce the average cost to 7.5U by adding positions.
An in-depth analysis of this strategy hides the challenges of fund management that cannot be ignored. In the turbulent market, it is easy to fall into a passive position in subsequent market changes by relying solely on intuition and courage, rather than rigorous fund planning. If the market continues to decline, the seemingly abundant fund pool may be stretched in an instant, catching people off guard.
The vision of "making a fortune every day and becoming the king of compound interest" is certainly tempting. It is like a beacon that illuminates the dream path of many people. But dreams are often accompanied by wind and rain when they become reality. The unpredictability of the market, coupled with the greed and fear in human nature, can often cause the carefully constructed wealth building to collapse in an instant. Investment is never a game of luck alone. It tests patience and a deep understanding of risks.
Even if you have a 60% winning rate, the 40% probability of failure in continuous decision-making is like a lurking undercurrent, always threatening the safety of navigation. Every setback may be the last straw that breaks the camel's back. Therefore, the real way to invest is to pay equal attention to stability and caution. You must have the courage to seize opportunities, but also know how to stop at the right time to protect your funds.
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