Suddenly I had an idea and wanted to record it down:
For the changes in the market and market conditions, we often think that it should be gradual.
For example, in a bear market, it should slowly rebound and start to rise,
or, when the bull market sentiment is high, it slowly peaks and then starts to fall.
Now looking at this text, most people will refute:
No, that's what I think, the market has been soaring and plummeting.
However, knowing is useless, what is done is real.
Pulling back to the actual operation, let's recall:
When the bear market has been falling, several people will go to batches and increase their positions little by little, "just in case".
Because we "forgot" that the market did not move step by step, it would explode.
When the bull market has been rising, several people will go to batches and stop profits little by little, "locking in the bag".
Because we "forgot" again that the market did not move step by step, it would plummet.
Our subconscious seems to have always believed that the market changes slowly.
We will have enough time to make accurate judgments at the right time.
However, the market is driven by emotions, with sharp rises and falls!
There seems to be a big difference between rational cognition and human inertia.
Is there any profit space for trading here?
