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Bearish
The bull market has passed, and the bear market will continue until September!
After the massive surge at the end of last year, almost all positive news has been exhausted. This year has been filled with continuous negative news, both in the stock market and the cryptocurrency market, which are on a downward trend. If everyone observes carefully, they will find that the surges almost always occur at the end of the year, while the period from March to October is a phase of oscillation and decline. In fact, everyone understands this pattern, but during this time, certain unknown positive news leads to an unconscious belief that another surge will come. However, the reality is that negative news always outweighs positive news and is generally more impactful. Therefore, every year from March to September, most retail investors will fall victim to black swan events, while short sellers like 'cool mats' will repeatedly succeed. Many people are accustomed to going long, are afraid to short, or cannot resist buying the dip during a downturn, so trading cryptocurrencies should have a clear timeline goal. Regardless of how much positive news there is, it should not lead you to impulsively buy in at the wrong time and disrupt your plan. If you are trading contracts, you can occasionally make short trades during surges and drops, but attempting to hold on or buying long-term to lower costs will ultimately lead to a dead end!
After the massive surge at the end of last year, almost all positive news has been exhausted. This year has been filled with continuous negative news, both in the stock market and the cryptocurrency market, which are on a downward trend. If everyone observes carefully, they will find that the surges almost always occur at the end of the year, while the period from March to October is a phase of oscillation and decline. In fact, everyone understands this pattern, but during this time, certain unknown positive news leads to an unconscious belief that another surge will come. However, the reality is that negative news always outweighs positive news and is generally more impactful. Therefore, every year from March to September, most retail investors will fall victim to black swan events, while short sellers like 'cool mats' will repeatedly succeed. Many people are accustomed to going long, are afraid to short, or cannot resist buying the dip during a downturn, so trading cryptocurrencies should have a clear timeline goal. Regardless of how much positive news there is, it should not lead you to impulsively buy in at the wrong time and disrupt your plan. If you are trading contracts, you can occasionally make short trades during surges and drops, but attempting to hold on or buying long-term to lower costs will ultimately lead to a dead end!
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