Yesterday, $PI rose from a market value of 20,000 to 1,000,000, a fifty-fold return that is truly astonishing.
I summarized the classic operation process of retail investors:
1. Bought some at a low point and sold after making a little profit.
2. The market continued to rise, added some more positions, made some more profit, and then sold again.
3. Realized it was still rising, got anxious, heavily invested, and then it directly started to decline.
Doesn't this resemble your past operations? In fact, low-position chips should be cherished and not easily given up to stabilize profits amidst fluctuations. As for how the market is today, let's continue to observe and be prepared.