Today I bought five lots, tomorrow I will buy ten lots, my heart desires to catch the bottom, yet my actions are hard to stop. The rise has not yet been seen, the fall has already been deep, yet my mind remains undecided, thinking of a rebound, I increase my position again. Suddenly I hear bad news, my position is stained blood red, and in the deep night, I am anxious and restless, unable to sleep.

The next day at dawn, I force myself to be alert and check my account's gains and losses, only to see floating losses piling up. I sigh in my heart: "The market price is so low, it can't go lower." So I take the remaining funds and re-enter, bottom-fishing as if it were a life-saving medicine. However, the trend continues downward, and I see no chance of recovering my costs; my position becomes heavier, and my mood grows more chaotic.

Alas! Bottom fishers may act on greed or out of fear, wanting to turn the tide, yet they are deeply trapped in the quagmire. Every time I think 'there is no bottom in sight', it is truly 'the abyss has a bottom'. This is a heart problem, not a position problem!

A "war" without the smoke of gunpowder is about to begin.
After half a year, the central bank has increased its gold holdings again. Currently, the central bank's gold reserves have reached 2,068 tons! The market value exceeds 200 billion US dollars!
Why does the central bank buy gold?
In fact, not only the People's Bank of China, but also the central banks of major countries in the world are increasing their holdings of gold!
The reason behind this is also very clear, that is, it is out of distrust of the credit of paper currency, to be precise, distrust of the US dollar.
This distrust is reflected in two aspects.
First, the world has suffered from the dollar hegemony for a long time.
The US dollar is the world currency, but the US monetary policy only looks at its domestic economic situation and ignores the life and death of other countries.

Recently, it seems that a historic confrontation is taking place in the global financial markets, namely the war between gold and Bitcoin.
Since Trump's election, Bitcoin has skyrocketed, surpassing $100,000, with a gain of over 40%. In contrast, gold started to decline from the moment Trump began leading in election votes. In fact, from the time Trump was ahead in the elections, I stopped being bullish on gold.
Trump mentioned incorporating Bitcoin into the national reserves, but it should be noted that every member of his team holds Bitcoin, so whether this is for personal gain is known only to him.