Market participants are facing a common question: Should we enter the market?
Currently, there is a prevalent contradictory mindset: fearing to miss out by not entering, while also fearing a pullback if we do. Meanwhile, institutions are continuously increasing their holdings, as they need to accumulate enough chips. Once institutions start to act, shouldn't we follow? Should we wait until they drive prices up, only to be thrown out by market fluctuations? This would mean being led by the institutions. We must shift this mindset; some people would rather miss opportunities than risk losing their principal.
Because as long as the principal is safe, new opportunities will always arise; once the principal is damaged, there is no opportunity to speak of. Therefore, amidst the market hype, we should remain vigilant. The market cannot only rise without falling; any trend will ultimately face a pullback, and pullbacks are meant to allow more capital to enter.
Only with sufficient market liquidity can larger gains be supported. Currently, the market is most lacking in liquidity. Therefore, despite the market's volatility, we cannot stand by idly, but should be prepared to seize opportunities.
