One of my old fans entered the market at the beginning of last year's bull market. Seeing the market surge, he chased high prices, and as a result, he lost half of his capital during a pullback. He asked me: “Teacher, how should we operate during a bull market? Why is everyone making money while I am getting more confused?”
I told him one thing: “It's not that you don't have opportunities, it's that you lack rhythm.”
Later, he used my method and transformed from a novice who was cut off to someone who steadily profits. Today, I will share with you these 6 rules for stable wealth accumulation. They may not be the most aggressive strategies, but they can help you keep your money in a bull market.
Don't fear the initial pullback; the more it falls, the more you should get on board.
A bull market starts like a rocket. The pullback at the launch is the best time for you to enter. The more you hesitate, the easier it is to miss the whole market cycle.
— The real full-position opportunity comes from a sharp dip.
Before a surge in the market, major players often like to scare you out with a sharp drop. When your position is not fully loaded, just wait for this dip; once it hits, directly add to your position. If you miss it, you might easily get trapped by chasing high prices.
— Don’t heavily invest in one direction; the market rotates quickly.
Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. What you are optimistic about may not move, while others have already doubled. By the time you switch positions, it might have taken off. Therefore, you should diversify your positions. Don’t aim for the fastest, but ensure you are present throughout.
— The biggest divergence often presents a buying opportunity.
When everyone is pessimistic and there’s a lot of criticism, it might be the institution hiding their positions. When everyone is bullish and shouting “it’s going to rise more,” that might be the last leg.
— Don’t try to trade too much; holding quality coins is more valuable.
Short-term trading can make you fall behind. High selling and low buying sounds simple, but in practice, it’s often wrong. In a bull market, those who really make big money are the ones who can hold on.
— Face pullbacks with a smile; don’t let a single drop wash you out.
In a bull market, the index will experience at least three to four pullbacks; that’s a normal rhythm. If your perspective is too narrow, and you panic at a 10% drop, you are destined not to earn big money in the main upward phase.
What does making money in a bull market rely on? It relies on entering early, not being washed out, and holding onto the right coins.
True wealth is never achieved through a single strike but is about whether you can maintain the rhythm and stay at the table.
The small team opens positions daily, with a floating profit of over 480% this month, stable strategies, precise points, let’s recover and flip the account together!
