Ji Ager o6oY

I have found that the improvement of cognition often comes after being hit in the lows. In moments of brilliance, people are easily swayed by emotions, and this is also when mistakes are most likely to happen. The closer you are to success, the closer you are to traps. Just as a crash can be both a crisis and an opportunity, a surge can be both an opportunity and a crisis.

The most genuine feeling is that when everything seems right, you gradually become inflated, thinking that it should be this way, that what I say must be correct. Suddenly, one day, everything in front of you is overturned, and you will calm down to reflect on yourself—what was your mindset at that decision, where did you go wrong?

Missing the peak doesn't necessarily mean you truly missed it. Let the bullets fly for a while; the market rhythm changes quickly. Perhaps the next wave of market trends will come soon, and at that time, you'll find many people starting to shout that the bull market is back. When that happens, you need to think calmly; do not just follow the crowd or panic excessively due to FOMO.