A piece of advice for retail investors: Don't let market sentiment lead you around
It is necessary to correct a common flaw among retail investors:
Don't shout 'the bull market is back' at the first sign of an uptick, and don't scream to short the market at the slightest drop, claiming a bear market has arrived.
How can one be so easily swayed by market sentiment, falling into the trap of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)?
The core of trading is to establish your own system—having a clear entry logic and rules for taking profits and cutting losses, rather than following the crowd.
If you lack experience and skills, take the time to learn, starting from the basics of candlestick charts to trend analysis, and practice with small funds until you can achieve stable profits. Blindly entering trades will only lead to gradually giving your capital to the market.
Speaking of the current market situation: As the end of the month approaches and we need to close the monthly line, combined with the negative impact of tariffs imposed by the 'know-it-all,' it’s completely normal for a bull market to experience a washout drop, clearing out the uncommitted chips.
If it were me, I would never short in this kind of market; I would just stick to my judgment.
So the 'bull market suicide squad' brothers have no need to panic.
Brother K will act when the time comes, and will not let you miss the real opportunity.
