Recently closed out some solid positions with decent gains. The key now? Let the market breathe. Watching how Monday develops before committing to anything new. No point forcing trades when price action hasn't set a clear rhythm yet. Sometimes the best move is knowing when to sit tight.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 12-29 12:56
Wait, let's all sit down and think. Forcing trades is really the fastest way to go bankrupt, and this guy is right. I lost a small amount last year because I couldn't wait two days.
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DataChief
· 12-29 12:52
Make a profit and run; if you lack this insight, it's no wonder you're destined to lose.
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ChainPoet
· 12-29 12:43
This is true professional integrity; not being greedy can truly help you live longer.
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FUDwatcher
· 12-29 12:42
I totally agree with this move; it's much more rational than those who chase every rise and fall daily. Wait until the trend is clear before taking action—smart people have this one key difference.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 12-29 12:40
Being able to sit still is the true winner, I agree with that. Many people just can't stay idle and insist on chasing highs, only to get caught off guard and trapped.
Recently closed out some solid positions with decent gains. The key now? Let the market breathe. Watching how Monday develops before committing to anything new. No point forcing trades when price action hasn't set a clear rhythm yet. Sometimes the best move is knowing when to sit tight.