The Secret of the Bull Market? Traveling in Xinjiang Made Me Realize: Only by Staying Away from Bears Can You Seize the Opportunity for Wealth!
1. Shorting in a Bull Market is Betting Against the Trend
The core logic of a bull market is: the trend is upward, and funds are continuously entering the market, with price increases often exceeding expectations.
If you short, you are essentially:
• Fighting against buying pressure,
• Fighting against market sentiment,
• Fighting against the main market trend.
In short:
Shorting in a bull market is not "high position shorting" but rather "giving away money shorting."
2. The Logic of Shorting is Easy to Establish, but the Market Often Makes You "Doubt Life"
Many people see a coin doubling and think, "It should drop now," but they forget: the biggest feature of a bull market is that it "doesn't follow logic."
FOMO, institutional entry, hot narratives, ETF expectations... under various news catalysts,
Even when the fundamentals have not changed, prices can still double.
As a result, many bears end up saying:
"I shorted at a historical high, and now it’s making a new high."
"I shorted correctly; the wrong part was the timing."
3. Easily Affected by Negative Mindsets, Spreading Negative Energy
In a bull market, a group of bears shouts every day:
• "This wave will crash after it rises"
• "This is a fake bull"
• "I went all in short; if it doesn't drop, I'm ruined"
• "You’re all retail investors; the big players are going to harvest you"
Hearing these words too often can easily shake your faith, causing you to exit early and miss the main uptrend.
Many people are not defeated by the market,
They are first defeated by the bears in the group, losing their faith.
4. They Often Shout Shorts, but Actually Secretly Go Long
There is a type of bear that is a classic example of "shouting shorts on the surface, but secretly going long,"
Shouting shorts is meant to incite panic, making others cut losses while they pick up cheap chips.
If you listen to their "alarm bells,"
You are likely to cut losses, while they laugh and buy at the bottom.
In summary: A bull market is a feast for going long,
Shorting is like robbing a bank, illegal to the trend, and extremely dangerous.
Don’t think "since it has risen a lot, I can short,"
In a bull market, even if it has risen a lot, it can double again; a 5% drop is just a pause.
Therefore, the smartest move in a bull market is:
Stay away from shorting, focus on going long. Only by avoiding bearish people can you hold on to the opportunity for wealth.
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