Someone asked me how to deal with market adjustments during a bull market. 1. Bull markets are volatile, and most adjustments come from clearing and calming the bulls. 2. Position allocation should be reasonable, both long-term and short-term. Some people have held long positions for half a year while it has dropped; why bother with short-term trades before the crazy takeoff? In my opinion, as long as the coins I hold don't pump or explode, I definitely won't sell, especially those at the bottom. Short-term positions should always be available; short-term positions can be used to participate in hot topics and various coins that pump based on news. Manage short-term positions with stop-loss and take-profit strategies to deal with retracements in a bull market. Don't let short-term trading turn into long-term holding. 3. Some people say their skills are not good, and they have no time or energy to trade short-term, then just lie flat. Wait until the main upward wave of the bull market begins to sell; everything before that is just floating clouds.
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