Why does everyone think that a bull market will turn around? But in the final analysis, it is just more opportunities.
One of the characteristics of a bull market is that the market is extremely hot, and everyone thinks that entering the market at this time will definitely make money. Prices continue to rise, and there are also various "good news" on the news.
Many novices or people who have been waiting for a long time will feel that "if you don't enter the market this time, you will miss the opportunity", so they rush into the market.
2. The truth: Most people lose money in a bull market
The bull market gives people the illusion of "picking up money", but in fact, most people lose money in a bull market. This is because when many people enter the market, prices have been rising for a long time and the market is overheated.
Even if the price is still rising when they buy, it won't take long for the market to pull back or collapse. Especially those who have not experienced two rounds of bull markets are prone to follow the trend or greed, and eventually buy at high points and sell at low points.
3. My observation: 90% of users enter the market when the market is hot
Take my operation as an example, we found that 90% of users come in when the market is very good. Their logic is simple: seeing others making money, they are unwilling to lag behind, so they rush to enter the market.
But here comes the problem: when they enter the market, the price has already risen a lot. I often wonder, can't I understand such a simple truth? ?
4. Real masters: low-key lurking when the market is cold
Unlike most people, real masters often enter the market when the market is very cold and almost no one pays attention. At this time, market sentiment is low, prices are suppressed, and risks are relatively small.
Masters will quietly lay out at this stage, lurking in a low profile, waiting for the arrival of the next bull market. When the bull market really comes, they have already laid out at a low level and can calmly profit when the market rises.
