2026-01-14 01:40:58

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 The Ninth Wave Market Review

Caught a 9-point pullback, entry cost at the $2800 level, and the current open position has already realized a floating profit that has spread to the $30,000 mark.

To be honest, what tests this wave of the market most is not technology but mentality. Many people are used to the thrill of rapid gains during market surges, but they fear being caught in a downturn when they turn around. In fact, every pullback is not a bad thing—it gives us a chance to regroup and gather strength. The courage to hold firmly has become the most valuable chip. $XAU $YB The performance of these two assets clearly illustrates this point.

The fluctuation pattern of precious metals is just like this; there's no need to chase the rally aggressively, nor is there a need to panic during declines. The key is to recognize the rhythm and maintain faith during the adjustment period. Recent US economic data releases will continue to add momentum, and there is still room for the market.

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MetadataExplorer

· 6h ago

Entering at 2800 and reaching 30000, this mental test is indeed tough. Being able to stay calm while your floating profit multiplies so many times is not something everyone can handle.

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NightAirdropper

· 6h ago

Did you enter at 2800? Damn, how strong must your mindset be to hold on until now?

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MetaReckt

· 6h ago

2800 bottomed out and reached 30000, how strong must this mentality be... but then I worry about getting trapped haha Damn, it's always like this. The thrill of chasing the rally is addictive, and when a correction comes, I start psychological preparation again. That's right, maintaining faith during the correction period is the real skill, but unfortunately most people can't do it. Let's wait for the CPI to come out, then we'll see if the market still has "play" left. A correction isn't a bad thing; the problem is whether you can withstand it, otherwise everything is just empty talk. The most intense part of this market trend is the mentality; technicals are actually secondary. For those holding positions now, it's not easy for anyone. Chasing the rally aggressively is a trap; I’ve always said you need to know how to wait, but some people just can't break this habit. Is the 30000 level very stressful? It feels like there will be some volatility here.

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MetaMisfit

· 6h ago

Holding onto the position since 2800 is still a dead hold, this mindset really needs to be practiced. But speaking of which, the real test will come when the CPI data is released, and there will be another wave of big fluctuations. Mentality is easy to talk about but hard to do. I've seen too many people loudly proclaim "steadfast holding," only to be unable to sleep at night after a limit-down. If this wave can really reach 30,000, then all I can say is that the holders have made a killing. Precious metals are like this; a pullback is actually a good time to pick up bargains, but no one can truly do it.

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AllInDaddy

· 6h ago

I actually think this mentality article is a bit over the top. The real test isn't about mindset at all; it's simply whether you can survive until the next surge. Everyone can say they are holding firmly during a all-in, but try staying calm during a 20% correction—it's really just about luck. Once the CPI data is released, you'll know if there's hope or not. There's no point in saying anything now.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 7h ago

A good mindset is indeed the biggest test, no doubt about it. Seeing you go from 2800 to 30000 shows true resolve. Many people fail because of their mentality—panic when there's a slight pullback. I think the key is to trust your own rhythm and not follow the hype.

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