The Last Drop: A-Jie's Bottom Fishing Story
On a deep night in July, A-Jie stared at the market, his palms all sweaty.
A large bearish candlestick of ETH crashed down, and the voices in social media were all about 'the economy is about to collapse' and 'the Federal Reserve can't hold on any longer.' Some advised him to clear his positions quickly, while others said this was 'the precursor to a financial tsunami.'
At that moment, he almost followed suit and cut his losses.
But A-Jie suddenly remembered 2008, over a decade ago.
Back then, he was just a recent graduate, watching stocks plummet day by day, with the news shouting 'global financial apocalypse' every day.
He sold his meager savings at rock-bottom prices, only to see the market multiply several times over three years later, while he had already been washed out.
During the pandemic crash in 2020, he witnessed the same scenario again. Everyone was in a panic, and a few months later, the market soared.
A-Jie knew in his heart: the so-called 'last drop' was merely panic emotions being infinitely amplified, a technique used to wash out funds.
The bears create fear, driving retail investors away; while institutions are quietly collecting cheap chips.
Thinking of this, he did not cut his losses, but rather increased his holdings at the low point.
A bull market does not start amidst cheers, but is slowly nurtured in despair.” A-Jie murmured to himself.
The next day, the group was in mourning, but he quietly smiled. Because he knew, this might just be that 'smart people's train.'
Brothers, the market always repeats the same script. Do you want to be the one washed out, or do you want to get on the train early like A-Jie?
I have already organized more layout ideas, follow Brother Lu's steps closely, and eat meat heartily!!
