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Today I got the itch again to chase a rally, I even clicked on the add position button with my mouse, then paused and asked myself: Did I get more information, or am I just being pushed by the emotion of the candlestick chart? To put it simply, the former can be written into a few logical points, while the latter only leaves "fear of missing out." I usually force myself to write down "why now," and if I can't, I just give up for now.
By the way, I saw the NFT royalty dispute, creators want stable income, while trading platforms want to increase liquidity... I understand both sides, but it also reminds me: when rules change, the expected returns change accordingly, making it easier to forget this when chasing a rally.
Recently, I was really annoyed by losses and even had the impulse to quit and uninstall the app, but I calmed down and didn't uninstall, just turned off all the alerts, and lowered my position to a level where I can sleep peacefully. Slowing down is okay, at least I won't be driven by emotions.