2026-01-03 03:20:32

Many people ask me how I trade, and it's actually a simple logic—buying at the bottom in a counter-cyclical manner.

Don't believe in that stuff—news-driven, technical guidance—blown by the wind and rain, just following the trend. I don't do that. Trading requires conviction and confidence.

This wave of DOGE, the market is all watching, but I am increasing my position. Why? Because this is the real opportunity. One word to describe my trading style—hold. Holding requires courage and more importantly, perseverance. Bring out that resilience to withstand the most intense pullbacks and endure the wildest fluctuations.

If you don't believe it, watch for yourself. Not only did I not lose money this month, but I am also about to take off. This is not bragging; it’s execution based on contrarian thinking. When the market is fearful, I increase my position—that's my trading philosophy.

DOGE—either it surges or I keep holding.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 6h ago

I agree with this set of reverse thinking, but holding a position really requires a strong heart. I'm the kind who can't withstand it.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 11h ago

Basically, it's about having a strong mindset. I also want to learn this kind of resilience. --- Holding positions indeed tests a person; most of the time, it's the mindset that collapses first. --- Reverse thinking sounds great, but when it comes to smashing the market, I still get nervous. --- I understand this approach, but in practice, it often comes down to a matter of timing. --- If DOGE really takes off this time, I need to review the logic thoroughly. --- The key is to withstand that kind of psychological pressure; most people can't endure that moment. --- Counter-trend operations require not only courage but also sufficient ammunition. --- This logic sounds flawless, but the execution is a bit challenging. --- No hype, no blackening; those who truly make money are the ones who don't follow the crowd. --- Adding positions during market fear sounds simple, but actually doing it is deadly.

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PretendingSerious

· 11h ago

This guy talks about counter-cyclicality, I believe it, but holding positions is easier said than done. When it really comes to losses, can you still stay so calm?

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DataOnlooker

· 11h ago

That's right, but you need to have that kind of determination and not follow the crowd to blindly sweep. Counter-trend trading indeed makes money, but the key is having strong psychological resilience. Haha, is this a gambler's mentality or true trading philosophy? Time will tell. Holding positions definitely requires resolve, but it's also easy to become a trapped "diamond hand" holder. Adding to positions when the market is fearful sounds easy, but actually doing it is deadly. I've heard this logic too many times, and quite a few have ended up crashing. Indeed, daring to buy when others are panicking is how you make big money. But every time in history, someone has said this, and then nothing happened. I'm also watching DOGE this wave, but I'm not as aggressive as you; I'm still hesitant.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 11h ago

Hmm, I’ve got this reverse thinking pattern now. When others panic, you’re buying the dip. Instead of losing this month, you actually take off. There’s definitely some skill involved. To be honest, most people are just amateurs in information. They follow the trend after a couple of gusts. Only those who dare to hold through are true traders. If DOGE really surges this time, I’ll owe you a meal. If it just consolidates, I’ll have to keep holding. That’s pretty tough, haha. I also wish I had this kind of resolve, but I panic every time there’s a pullback. How do you do it?

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IfIWereOnChain

· 11h ago

Damn, so this is the so-called "steadfastness"... I just want to know when this account exploded. If it doesn't explode, I consider myself defeated. Nice words, but can you really endure like this when it gets cut in half? I can't buy into this reverse thinking. I've seen too many guys who hold on like this, and in the end, they all get wiped out. DOGE does have a chance, but this "the more it drops, the more I buy" argument is really a bit shaky. Alright, just wait and see how you take off this month. Anyway, I don't have the guts for that.

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alpha_leaker

· 11h ago

That's right, the counter-cyclical approach really works. However, holding positions truly requires mental preparation; not everyone can handle the feeling of such a pullback. With your confidence, if DOGE really takes off this time, remember to come back and share your achievements. Adding positions sounds great, but the premise is that you truly understand your risk tolerance. It would be awkward if you end up panicking and cutting positions. Contrarian thinking is useful, but sometimes the market does unexpectedly drop. How do you respond to that? I also want to try this method, but I don't have your level of resolve. A wave of pullback easily ruins my mindset.

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