Master these six golden rules to accurately seize opportunities in market fluctuations and easily achieve asset appreciation!
1. Go with the flow and enter decisively
Once a bull market starts and an upward trend is formed, it becomes unstoppable. A significant pullback in the early stages is not a risk, but rather an excellent entry signal. Many investors miss good opportunities by overly pursuing the lowest point and watching from the sidelines, ultimately falling into the predicament of 'the longer you wait, the higher it goes, missing the entire ride.' Remember, entering with the trend is far more important than accurately catching the bottom.
2. Skillfully use 'spikes' for a decisive victory
The frequently occurring 'spike' market conditions in a bull market are actually gifts for those who have not fully invested. When prices suddenly pull back, decisively go all in and complete your position layout. Otherwise, the market may suddenly 'skyrocket,' leaving you empty-handed. Those who hesitate and miss opportunities are often disturbed by these short-term fluctuations.
3. Diversify your layout and hold patiently
Scientific position management is key to winning in a bull market. It is advisable to diversify across multiple key sectors, such as mainstream and potential ones, to avoid the passive situation caused by betting everything on a single sector. When you chase highs and sell lows, it’s easy to fall into the vicious cycle of 'buying means getting stuck, selling means rising.' As long as the assets held are not inferior coins, patiently waiting will provide opportunities for each coin to explode in a bull market, with fivefold or tenfold increases not being uncommon.
4. Long-term holds are king, reject frequent trading
Do not indulge in the 'small cleverness' of high selling and low buying in the short term. In a bull market, frequent trading not only increases costs but also makes it easier to miss the main upward wave due to missteps in timing. Numerous cases prove that the returns from holding quality coins long-term far exceed the returns from chasing highs and selling lows in short-term fluctuations.
5. Fear not the pullback, victory through perspective
The progress of a bull market will inevitably be accompanied by multiple deep pullbacks. Every time market panic erupts and the rhetoric of 'the end of the bull market' is loud, it is actually a good time to add positions or hold firm. Generally, a bull market must undergo at least three to four major pullbacks before truly ending. As long as you firmly hold quality assets, achieving tens of times returns in a bull market is not out of reach.
Above are the core rules for profiting in a bull market.
