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The painful truth is that now it's bearish.. so, i will advise you start to lock up your profit before you lose it all again.
Happy Sunday fam 💝 this week take profit now for sense the end of this bull run. don't snooze out 🌻
#MarketPullback whatever may come .. only patience is needed. no matter the ATL there will always be a ATH. PATIENCE is KEY.
May is actually the bull period, so get ready 👊
I think this is 70% true.. cos every bull run is 4yrs. I witness the last one 2021 April may
Unprecedented Collapse Erases Years of Gains in Just One Month
In a stunning reversal, global markets have wiped out nearly all bull market gains accumulated since late 2022 in a mere 30 days—a collapse unlike anything I’ve witnessed in my 12 years of active trading. The velocity of this selloff bears echoes of the 2020 Covid crash, yet the dynamics feel distinct: tighter liquidity, structural vulnerabilities in derivatives, and a crisis of confidence in policymakers’ ability to curb inflation without triggering a recession.
While parallels to March 2020 exist—panic-driven deleveraging, flash crashes in bond markets—this downturn diverges in its roots. Unlike the exogenous pandemic shock, today’s turmoil stems from compounding macro risks (aggressive Fed tightening, energy shocks, earnings downgrades) that markets priced far too late.
Timing the bottom remains a fool’s errand, but my instinct leans toward a violent V-shaped rebound once capitulation runs its course. Much like 2020’s Fed-driven rescue, expect policymakers to flinch at systemic strain, sparking a short-covering frenzy. Until then, brace for more turbulence—this isn’t a drill, but history may rhyme.
In a stunning reversal, global markets have wiped out nearly all bull market gains accumulated since late 2022 in a mere 30 days—a collapse unlike anything I’ve witnessed in my 12 years of active trading. The velocity of this selloff bears echoes of the 2020 Covid crash, yet the dynamics feel distinct: tighter liquidity, structural vulnerabilities in derivatives, and a crisis of confidence in policymakers’ ability to curb inflation without triggering a recession.
While parallels to March 2020 exist—panic-driven deleveraging, flash crashes in bond markets—this downturn diverges in its roots. Unlike the exogenous pandemic shock, today’s turmoil stems from compounding macro risks (aggressive Fed tightening, energy shocks, earnings downgrades) that markets priced far too late.
Timing the bottom remains a fool’s errand, but my instinct leans toward a violent V-shaped rebound once capitulation runs its course. Much like 2020’s Fed-driven rescue, expect policymakers to flinch at systemic strain, sparking a short-covering frenzy. Until then, brace for more turbulence—this isn’t a drill, but history may rhyme.
sell the other kidney 😂
Anndy Lian
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Dear community,
Those who sold their kidney based on @saylor’s advice, needs to remove something else to buy this dip.
Feeling pre-rich :)
Those who sold their kidney based on @saylor’s advice, needs to remove something else to buy this dip.
Feeling pre-rich :)
holder and same time go short
CryptoPotato
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Which one are you today?
please , use forgotten savings for crypto, so that you can hold till when ever.
I am beyond frustrated and deeply disheartened by my experience with this investment. Like many others, I put my hard-earned money into what I believed was a promising opportunity. Instead of seeing returns, we’ve been left with devastating losses.
As a student, I took a leap of faith, investing my semester fees in hopes of securing my future. But the promised gains never came, leaving me in a financial crisis. And I’m not alone—countless others, especially students striving for a better tomorrow, have been misled and left struggling.
This isn’t just about a bad investment—it feels like a betrayal. The trust people placed in this venture was shattered, and the consequences have been severe. No one should have to go through this. Those responsible for creating false expectations must be held accountable. This should never have happened.
#$TRUMP
#TRUMP #Write2Earn
As a student, I took a leap of faith, investing my semester fees in hopes of securing my future. But the promised gains never came, leaving me in a financial crisis. And I’m not alone—countless others, especially students striving for a better tomorrow, have been misled and left struggling.
This isn’t just about a bad investment—it feels like a betrayal. The trust people placed in this venture was shattered, and the consequences have been severe. No one should have to go through this. Those responsible for creating false expectations must be held accountable. This should never have happened.
#$TRUMP
#TRUMP #Write2Earn
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