Recently, I've noticed that many people in the circle who trade always love to overthink—always wanting to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point. What's even more exaggerated is that they quickly open a short position right after taking profit from a long position; I find this operation amusing! To be honest, those who have this mindset are either newbies who have just entered the market or 'veterans' who have been beaten up by the market!

Why do I say this mindset is unreliable? First of all, how accurately can you predict how high the price of a coin can go? Those who 'precisely' take profits at high points are simply those who have set their orders at resistance levels ahead of time, and just happen to catch the rhythm; there’s no such thing as 'divine prediction.' Do you think they are prophets?

Furthermore, can you accurately gauge how low it can fall? At most, you can get a rough direction, but where exactly will it drop to? Who knows! Trading isn’t a math problem where you have to calculate an exact answer to be right.

There are always people chasing after me asking, 'When can this coin reach XX position?' How should I respond? Should I learn to calculate it like in a TV drama? Can I really predict the time and price point accurately? If I could, I would have gone to Wall Street to be a big shot!

In short, trading requires learning 'greediness leads to downfall'—stop always thinking about taking everything; having profits in your account makes you a winner! The saying in the circle 'not losing is earning' is not just a cliché; it is the hard-earned experience of countless people who have been cut after losses!

Going solo and blindly fumbling will never lead you to opportunities. Follow me closely, and I will guide you to dig for tenfold potential coins! Holding top-tier primary market resources!