The five major human types in the market: which one are you?

In this increasingly emotional market, different types of players take turns performing.

① The Hesitant Party

When the market rises, they think it will pull back; when it falls, they want to wait for it to drop lower before getting in—delaying entry is essentially 'advanced hesitation syndrome.'

② The Sell-Fly Group

When the big coin breaks 100,000, they don't believe it; when it breaks 105,000, they think that's the limit, and even at 110, they still hesitate to chase. — Essence: They don't believe in the market, only in their imagination.

③ The Short-Selling Party

They think the market lacks liquidity and high positions must fall. — The result is that they get buried by the 'must fall.'

④ The Old Longs

Those who stood guard at the last peak are now the most stable in mindset: a rise means breaking even, so they continue to hold on and wait for the wind to come!

⑤ The Emotion Hunter

They buy whatever is flat, sell whatever is skyrocketing, can't figure out the rotation logic, and trade based on feelings—ultimately, they are taught by the market.

The market is not about chasing, but about understanding.

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