"Beginners fear one-sided markets, experienced traders fear volatility, and experts fear losing opportunities." This phrase reflects the psychological differences among investors of varying experience levels. In the face of volatile markets, many people are unsure of how to operate, while in a bull market, if you are still at a loss, it can only be considered somewhat regrettable.
In a bull market, whether trading short or long term, the most important thing is to maintain a good mindset. Price fluctuations and floating profits should not sway your firm bullish direction.
Next is technical analysis; in a broader context, going long is generally more stable than going short. Technical aspects and news influences work together, with news being dominant and technical analysis serving as a support. Lastly, operational skills are also very important. Large investors can leverage their advantages, focusing on medium-term operations while also appropriately engaging in short-term trades.
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