Some friends are wondering: Why do the coins with heavier positions lose more, and the coins with lighter positions double more? What's the reason?
Let me find the answer from the perspective of investment psychology:
From the perspective of investment psychology, as an ordinary trader, most people are also optimistic about the coins you are optimistic about, because everyone's information acquisition channels are similar, and the car of this kind of coin must be heavy.
1. Because this source of information is either the need of the dealer to ship, so as to spread good news everywhere (mainly high-priced coins), or it is still in the stage of preparing for the pull, the project is relatively high-quality, and there are more people to explore, so the car is heavier, and the main force needs to further wash the plate.
2. The lighter the position, the more the coin will double. This is the same reason. Others who are not confident in you do not have confidence in the coin or do not know about it at all. This kind of coin is naturally light, and the main force is easy to pull the market. It needs to use the increase to attract the market's attention and then ship it. When you find it, you have entered the previous cycle again.
So it is important to allocate positions reasonably, and it is also important to analyze rationally and believe in your own logic. Think more in reverse and avoid going with the flow!