I have been holding and trading PEPE, DOGE, SOL, and NEIRO since the beginning of this year, experiencing several significant ups and downs. Recently, I have noticed many newcomers in the square starting to pay attention to these coins, so I want to remind everyone that whether going long or short, one must operate cautiously. Neither bull nor bear markets mean that one can only go long; caution is necessary even when bullish. Time and price are crucial.
Summary as follows:
PEPE: This year, it hasn't risen to the current price; it has doubled in the last two weeks. If a significant drop occurs, based on this year's lowest price, the price may return to 1/4 of the current price, even lower than the investment value of BOME.
DOGE: The increase this year is also far greater than at the beginning of the year; the current price has quadrupled in the past month. Although Elon Musk can raise the price with a shout, he remains silent during market downturns, making the volatility very irrational. I will not continue to hold DOGE unless Tesla can use DOGE to purchase goods, but that also raises many questions. If it drops, based on this year's lowest price, the price may be 1/7 of the current price.
SOL: The lowest price this year was around $100, once rising to over $200. The current price has not broken through again, but it is considered normal fluctuation. However, one should carefully consider whether to continue buying; the drop is relatively small, basically 1/2 of this year's price. The museum resident public brown number: Little Bear on Coins, no waste of good skirts.
NEIRO: The most suitable for swing trading, with significant price fluctuations, but if one grasps the timing well, it can be profitable.
