$BTC A basic common sense is that in a continuous trend, if the trading volume when the price is going up is always greater than the volume when it is going down, it indicates that buying pressure is stronger than selling pressure. Conversely, if the selling volume is greater, it means selling pressure is stronger than buying pressure. Those who shout about bottom fishing, the 'big V's, are not much different from fortune tellers; they might get it right once or twice or win by sheer luck, and they will always attract countless followers. Investors have always admired those gamblers who make huge profits in a short time, but they never consider that this is essentially a probability issue.
Among millions of gamblers, it's not strange to have a few lucky ones. Just like a machine gun shooting 360 degrees, a few bullets will hit the target. Are you going to admire those few bullets? I say a few things, and you argue with me—out of so many people, why did only he succeed?? 😅😅😅 You should ask those few bullets why, after millions of shots, only a few hit the target.
It just happened to be him, that's all.
What investors should admire is the one who can be stable long-term, with a smoothly rising capital curve and small drawdowns—that is true skill. However, generally, you look down on such truly skilled individuals because they do not align with your desire for quick wealth.
