Tonight is a bit outrageous. At 9 PM, the trading was still very stable, with each order operating normally around 1025U. As a result, an opposite order wasn't closed in time, and I watched several large red candles appear one after another. I thought about waiting for it to pull back a bit, after all, to minimize the loss.
But I never expected, this is not a pullback, it's a complete plunge. The market is dropping like a waterfall with no rebound, and now the loss has reached 112U. I was planning to sleep, but now I can't sleep at all, just staring at the K-line chart, watching it fall step by step.
This situation is really speechless. I originally thought I could wait out the risk, but instead, I got deeper and deeper. Has anyone encountered a similar situation? At this point, should I continue holding, or just cut losses and close? Any practical advice?
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BlockchainFoodie
· 3h ago
ngl this is exactly why you never let a bad position marinate like unseasoned meat... the recipe was already ruined at 9pm, you just kept adding salt hoping it'd fix itself lmao
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-24 16:51
This is the gambler's mentality—waiting for a pullback and then giving you a big slap in the face.
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112U is okay, I've seen worse. Just cut losses and stop hesitating.
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I advise you not to look at the K-line anymore. The more you look, the more annoyed you get. Go to sleep.
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Continuing to hold now is just gambling. Can you afford to gamble?
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No stop-loss awareness at all, still waiting for a correction. Serves you right.
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Admit defeat, brother. Don't wait anymore. This market has no bottom.
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Such a small loss and you're still hesitating, which shows your risk management is very poor.
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Remember next time, as long as you violate the plan, close immediately. Don't make excuses for yourself.
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I've been through it too. In the end, I still cut losses and survived. Staying alive is the most important.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-24 16:33
This is the gambler's mentality. Waiting and waiting will only lead to a deep pit.
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112U is nothing, but if your mindset is shattered, it's over. Cut your losses when needed, don't hesitate.
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Bro, you're just arguing with the market. You should have cut it already.
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Can't sleep while watching the market? You're losing money. Trust me.
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Want to keep holding? Brother, are you trying to bottom fish or raid the house?
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It's a typical luck-based mentality. The most taboo during a plunge is waiting for a rebound.
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I've been there too. In the end, I realized that waiting will never make you money; it only makes you lose more.
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Accept the loss and cut your losses. Stop fooling yourself. Every minute you're losing money now.
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What can you learn from the candlestick chart? The more you look, the more annoyed you get. Cutting it now might even help you sleep.
Tonight is a bit outrageous. At 9 PM, the trading was still very stable, with each order operating normally around 1025U. As a result, an opposite order wasn't closed in time, and I watched several large red candles appear one after another. I thought about waiting for it to pull back a bit, after all, to minimize the loss.
But I never expected, this is not a pullback, it's a complete plunge. The market is dropping like a waterfall with no rebound, and now the loss has reached 112U. I was planning to sleep, but now I can't sleep at all, just staring at the K-line chart, watching it fall step by step.
This situation is really speechless. I originally thought I could wait out the risk, but instead, I got deeper and deeper. Has anyone encountered a similar situation? At this point, should I continue holding, or just cut losses and close? Any practical advice?