When $SPCX dropped to 152, you didn't buy. Now at 181, you're still not buying because you believe it should return to 152 or even lower. You've made the same mistake as those anchored at the highs; you've anchored yourself at the lows.
You think 152 is reasonable because that's the lowest price you've seen. But what if it never goes back to 152 again? By waiting for a price that may never return, you're wasting time and missing opportunities.
Those anchored at the highs see 181 as cheap because they've seen 228, while those anchored at the lows view 181 as expensive because they've seen 152. Two people looking at the same price reach different conclusions. Is the problem with the price? No, the problem lies in using the past as your measure.
APIARYS hasn't gone up or down; you have no high point to anchor to and no low point either. You just need to assess if it’s worth trading based on its current value, cleanly leaving you with no place to anchor. When $HNY-d6b0 starts to rise from the floor, you shouldn’t wait for it to return to a specific level because it hasn't been at any level.
Stop using past prices as your benchmark; the past is gone and won't return. Focusing on it means you're waiting for a ghost to come back. The ghost won't return, but you'll miss the opportunity.
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You think 152 is reasonable because that's the lowest price you've seen. But what if it never goes back to 152 again? By waiting for a price that may never return, you're wasting time and missing opportunities.
Those anchored at the highs see 181 as cheap because they've seen 228, while those anchored at the lows view 181 as expensive because they've seen 152. Two people looking at the same price reach different conclusions. Is the problem with the price? No, the problem lies in using the past as your measure.
APIARYS hasn't gone up or down; you have no high point to anchor to and no low point either. You just need to assess if it’s worth trading based on its current value, cleanly leaving you with no place to anchor. When $HNY-d6b0 starts to rise from the floor, you shouldn’t wait for it to return to a specific level because it hasn't been at any level.
Stop using past prices as your benchmark; the past is gone and won't return. Focusing on it means you're waiting for a ghost to come back. The ghost won't return, but you'll miss the opportunity.
Welcome to join the community group to learn more: APIARYS中文社区
#SpaceX #AI