Being bullish doesn’t mean you should buy right now.
Many people lose money within a clearly bullish trend because they chase in at the peak of their emotions—and then get shaken out by a normal pullback.
Trend judgment and entry timing are two different things.
The former determines the direction, while the latter determines the cost and your mindset.
Even if the direction is correct, if you buy too expensively, you still can’t withstand fluctuations.
So between “being bullish” and “buying,” you must always leave room for patience and waiting.
Many people lose money within a clearly bullish trend because they chase in at the peak of their emotions—and then get shaken out by a normal pullback.
Trend judgment and entry timing are two different things.
The former determines the direction, while the latter determines the cost and your mindset.
Even if the direction is correct, if you buy too expensively, you still can’t withstand fluctuations.
So between “being bullish” and “buying,” you must always leave room for patience and waiting.