You always buy high and sell low because you care more about emotions than prices.
Many people keep stepping on landmines in trading, not because they don't understand the technology or projects, but because they care too much about what others think. Once the market heats up, they are afraid of missing out; when it cools down, they panic. You are not watching prices; you are chasing emotions. This mentality drives you to chase highs and sell lows, always remaining in the role of an "emotional responder" rather than a "market decision-maker." Truly mature investors no longer look at emotional candlesticks; they only consider logic, structure, and cycle position. What you need to learn in trading is not how to guess price movements, but how to maintain rationality amidst emotions.
