#比特币关键区间
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Just over the weekend, many fans asked me: "Advisor, is a big correction coming soon?" I shook my head in response and thought this truly reflects the typical psychology of retail investors.
Whenever the market rises quickly, fear starts to creep in. People think that once a certain psychological threshold is crossed, the market will experience a significant drop, falling by tens of thousands of points or so.
But in reality, a correction is a gradual accumulation process; where does such an exaggerated crash come from? If you look at it too pessimistically, it's like you’ve planted a time bomb in your mind, and you don’t know when it will explode.
I have emphasized in previous articles that a so-called big correction is not a random event. It requires an accumulation of smaller corrections, along with a sudden major negative factor to accompany it.
Currently, the housing market is only undergoing an hourly level adjustment, with small fluctuations and no obvious bearish patterns. So there’s no need to panic; just follow the market's rhythm and buy on dips as usual.
Every time a new high is reached, adjust your profit-taking point; maintain your previous targets during sideways movements, and when a correction reaches a key support level, adjust your profit-taking targets in line with market changes.
Moreover, today marks the last week of this month, and there are no particularly negative signals, so the interest rate cuts in December and some minor market fluctuations shouldn't trigger a significant correction. Therefore, everyone can relax. Looking back from April to October this year, the market has been fluctuating for so long; prolonged sideways movement must lead to upward movement.
Three consecutive monthly gains or five consecutive gains are quite common; the upward momentum of MACD is also gradually strengthening, and market sentiment is not as pessimistic. If there are signals of a big correction, I will definitely remind everyone in advance to prepare.
Also, on my end, we strictly execute defensive measures on a daily basis, and risk control has been very well implemented. So currently, there is not much risk, and everyone can be at ease.
As for the decline in the market, I personally believe it does not represent a major crisis. The weekend's decline is simply some investors exiting, related to insufficient liquidity; after all, the shortage of market maker funds has led to a bit of tightness in market liquidity.
