Many people in a bull market have an ingrained logical thinking that is, it has risen, it will eventually fall. So they sell and eagerly anticipate a quick major correction to allow themselves to get back in. As a result, they place orders at unrealistically low points to blindly wait, leading to long periods of missing out. For example, some people place an order at 150 hoping to buy sol again, I confidently say they won't be able to buy it within three months. Only a black swan event could bring it down that low. But betting on such a low probability event in a bull market is no better than buying a lottery ticket for luck. Every day of life is a probabilistic event because there are countless meteors near the Earth. Should one worry that one day a meteor will hit them and spend every day hiding in a bomb shelter? Low probability events are not something to be concerned about in daily trading.

The small dips in sol for short-term trading, every rebound is 10-20 points, missing out for three to five days is equivalent to the mid-term profit space after a major correction and rebound. Currently, there are no signs of a major correction, so what can be earned by waiting? When others are making a fortune, and a real major correction occurs, you go in to buy the dip, but others are already well-prepared, while you are still under tremendous pressure, the psychology and results will be vastly different.