Seeing the red candle is actually a matter of perspective.
The same decline, some see it as a risk, others see it as an opportunity. Some feel they are trapped, while others are looking for a bottom. The same candlestick can tell completely different stories.
This is why there are always people panicking and selling in the market, and there are always people positioning themselves at low levels.
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ContractBugHunter
· 11h ago
Those who try to bottom out are all just talking tough; when it drops, they still talk about opportunities. When it truly rebounds, they regret not buying enough.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 11h ago
Purely a mindset issue; the ones who cut losses are always the most anxious group.
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AirdropHunter007
· 11h ago
Basically, it's a mindset issue. A single word from big influencers can scare retail investors like me into selling at a loss.
Seeing the red candle is actually a matter of perspective.
The same decline, some see it as a risk, others see it as an opportunity. Some feel they are trapped, while others are looking for a bottom. The same candlestick can tell completely different stories.
This is why there are always people panicking and selling in the market, and there are always people positioning themselves at low levels.