The most dangerous thing in a bull market is not the crash, but the belief that 'this time is different.'

When making money becomes easy, human nature begins to swell, taking profits becomes difficult, risks are ignored, and logic becomes absurd.

You start to believe that holding positions is faith, that pullbacks are just opportunities, and that the top will never come.

But the reality is, the market is always brewing the 'final candlestick' that ends it all.

A bull market creates illusions, while a bear market reveals the truth. The later you wake up, the greater the cost.

Those who can walk out of a bull market are not the ones who made the most, but those who retreated in time.