The fear when the market is in an uptrend is very common,

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🧠 1. Fear of buying at the peak

• You see the price has risen sharply, and worry that if you buy now, it will crash right after.

• The familiar question: “Is it too late to get in?”

👉 This is the mindset of “controlled FOMO” – wanting to enter but afraid of timing it wrong.

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📉 2. Traumatic experiences from previous crashes

• You once “chased the peak” in the past, leading to heavy losses, so you are haunted when you see the price rise.

• Your brain automatically associates rising prices with potential danger.

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💸 3. Uncertainty about your own analysis

• You might not have enough knowledge, or you don’t trust your own trading system.

• This makes you feel out of control when the market moves strongly.

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💥 4. Social pressure – everyone is making money

• When everyone claims they are “x10-ing their accounts,” you feel left behind and fear making the wrong decision.

• This mentality can easily lead you to act hastily or not act at all.

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🧩 5. Lack of a clear trading plan

• If you don’t determine your entry point – take profit point – stop loss point in advance, then any market fluctuation will stress you out.

• People without a plan feel pressure from every wave.

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👉 How to overcome:

1. Have a clear strategy: Enter trades according to the system, not based on emotions.

2. Manage capital well: Accept small risks, don’t go “all-in.”

3. Trading journal: Record your emotions for each trade to understand yourself better.

4. Focus on the process, not immediate results.

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