2026-01-05 19:50:47

This cyclical upward trend in the market is very clear, and it's actually a well-known topic—going with the trend to go long can steadily bring profits. The problem is that many people are reluctant to build positions, watching opportunities slip away right in front of their eyes.

If market conditions align properly, this position can be rolled over, with the target set at the 180 price level. The key is to have patience and not rush to close positions at low points. Cyclical upward movements often come with just one or two opportunities; missing them means waiting for the next cycle. When it's time to act, act; when it's time to hold, hold—that's the correct approach.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-08 12:16

Words are one thing, but I'm afraid it's just armchair strategizing again. Can you really hold that position at 180?

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-05 20:18

Here we go again, building positions, building positions. The way they talk is so smooth, but when it comes to actually holding it, why do I hesitate?

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quiet_lurker

· 01-05 20:10

Speaking of which, every cycle someone is saying "it's time to take action," but how many actually hold on? I think most are still washed out.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-05 20:08

Honestly, watching others eat meat makes my hands itch, but I still can't build a position. That's the most frustrating part. When it really starts to rise, I begin to regret it. You really can't afford to waste one or two cycles of missed opportunities. I'm eyeing the 180 target. The key is whether I can hold back and not sell impulsively.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-05 20:03

That's right, it's a mindset issue. You only regret not getting in after it rises, this problem needs to be fixed. 180 is indeed a good target, but the problem is most people simply can't reach it. Talking about following the trend every day, but few can really hold back. I've tried the rolling position strategy, but I'm afraid that a single pullback will break my mentality. Opportunities are really only one or two times, but the next cycle will bring new pitfalls. Those who close their positions at low levels are all scared out, I've seen it with my own eyes. It's time to act when it's appropriate, but it's easy to say, in actual operation your hands will be trembling. It's basically a test of human nature—who can resist wins. This wave is indeed clear, but clarity doesn't mean you can execute it. Wait a minute, will it drop to 150 before reaching 180?

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