2026-01-03 08:40:20

Outside matters each have their own way of dealing with them; some watch the excitement, others go about their lives. Speaking of which, isn't life just like a K-line? It has ups and downs, but ultimately, it’s about the direction.

If I were to draw this line myself, my expectation is simple — I hope it keeps moving upward. Not necessarily a surge, but a steady upward rhythm, just like a good trader watching the charts. The key is that the direction is correct.

Everyone is exploring within their own cycle; some are eager to bottom out their lives, while others wait for a rebound. But if you could really hold the pen, who wouldn’t want their trajectory to be a bit more beautiful?

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-03 11:02

The analogy of life candlesticks is brilliant, but the key is that most people simply can't hold the pen. Listening to steady upward trends feels great, but what about actually executing? I need to remember the phrase "buying the dip in life" and use it in the group someday. Getting the direction right is already half the battle won; the rest is patience. If this article could be a bit more ruthless, it would be perfect.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 01-03 09:08

Long-term holder life chart, never cutting meat. --- The candlestick analogy is excellent, but I'm afraid of trembling hands pressing the wrong button. --- Steady upward movement sounds simple, but few can actually do it. --- Bottom-fishing life haha, some people are even financing to short themselves. --- The key is the direction, this saying is so true, but unfortunately most of the time, people don't even know where they are headed. --- Holding the pen feels really good, but I often have to be forced to close positions. --- Each cycle repeats the same mistakes, this is the most real.

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