I often see here the picture of crowds of hamsters starting to build ANALysis and conduct research on coins that have spontaneously risen. They even urge buying, because the moon is inevitable. Oh, students.
When an asset is bouncing at the bottom, it is of no interest to anyone, as soon as the growth begins, a mass of experts, Vangas, tarot readers, and senseis proclaim that this asset has a future. And crowds of baboons rush to buy because the 'expert' said so.
After which, the scenario for the baboon is as follows. As practice shows, in a BEAR MARKET, yes, right now it is indeed a bear market, after such a spontaneous rise, the asset usually returns to the same price it was a week ago.
As a result, the baboon jumped into the asset at its highs and is now watching a -30% from its deposit. Because the asset is a whole chunk, not a part. Therefore, you need to diversify your portfolio, not just buy one asset, especially at the highs, with everything you have.
Then this asset moves to the price it was before the pump. The baboon is in a panic, doesn't know what to do to get the money back. In the end, the baboon decides to exit this coin and buy another one, following the same logic. Or just sit in it until it breaks even. In the end, lost time, money, and nerves. All because most people are unwilling to develop and study the market.
When to buy, what to buy, and how much to buy, no one will ever tell you for free. And if someone gives you something for free, it means they want to trap you in some asset.
Ask yourself the question: Why is knowledge on how to make money given for free? What is the profit then?
No one will teach you how to make money, because it is not profitable for anyone. Here, you can only learn by yourself, make mistakes, and learn again. Conduct your own research, read the relevant literature.
Something like that.