The characteristics before the start of each major cycle are often very similar. Observing the market data from December last year, it can be seen that before a true upward trend unfolds, negative information tends to flood in—continued bearish news, low public sentiment, and retail investors are more likely to exit during this period. Those investors who can坚持持仓 during the decline usually end up profiting when the cycle reverses. This recurring pattern is worth deep reflection for every trader—the market bottom often hides within the most pessimistic voices.
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RektRecorder
· 7h ago
Here we go again with the "endure the pessimism to make a profit" argument... To be fair, that was indeed the case in December, but how many people can truly stick with it?
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MetaverseVagabond
· 8h ago
It's all a deceptive trick, afraid to buy in at low levels, and regret when it rises again.
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ForkTongue
· 8h ago
The people who kept buying as the market kept falling are probably feeling happy now. If they had known, they wouldn't have listened to those who were constantly bearish.
The characteristics before the start of each major cycle are often very similar. Observing the market data from December last year, it can be seen that before a true upward trend unfolds, negative information tends to flood in—continued bearish news, low public sentiment, and retail investors are more likely to exit during this period. Those investors who can坚持持仓 during the decline usually end up profiting when the cycle reverses. This recurring pattern is worth deep reflection for every trader—the market bottom often hides within the most pessimistic voices.