Why say you shouldn't Fomo, it's very simple because the risk is too high, those who often Fomo are those with weak psychology, when seeing a coin that seems to be on an up/down trend, you follow it and make mistakes from here. Refer to the photo to understand more, those who Fomo will Long at point 2, when you observe that the coin is increasing in price, just see it blinking as if it is breaking the resistance to go up, at that time the psychology is affected, your brain will say Long will go up strongly, it's true that there are cases like that but have you thought about it, if it's already that high, even if it goes up again, how much profit will there be? while sometimes when you just place an order, it turns around immediately, you don't even have time to close the profit. Then you continue to make the mistake of holding that order and waiting for it to go up again, some of you even repeat the mistake of continuing to Long at point 3, it's hard to say right or wrong here because this analysis is based on history that has happened, I just ask why you don't Long at point 1?, Long there even if it turns around, you can breathe much easier, my lesson is not to Long when green and not Short when red, I'm not saying to go against the trend, if it goes up, wait for it to go down and Long again, if it goes down, wait for it to go up and Short.