2025-12-18 01:20:11

Recently, watching the US and Chinese stock markets both weaken, market sentiment has been somewhat suppressed. However, have you noticed that innovative companies like Tesla are actually hitting new highs? This indicates that investors are still very optimistic about assets with real growth potential.

Speaking of which, the global liquidity issue has not been truly resolved, and the loose monetary environment still persists. In this context, occasional adjustments are actually the norm— the entire market is digesting risk. Whether you can hold your ground and stay calm at this time is the true test of human nature. Many people get stuck here and miss out on the subsequent rebound.

Instead of worrying blindly, it’s better to take this time to position yourself. The big opportunities often emerge when people are most afraid.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 2025-12-21 00:16

Oh man, this wave really tests your mentality. Watching others bottom fish while I'm still hesitating. --- Tesla is still going up, which means money should still be poured into growth stocks. This logic makes sense. --- I'm just afraid I have no bullets left; if there's another big drop, I won't be able to catch it. --- You have to truly hold your ground; it's not just about saying it. --- When will liquidity easing truly be resolved? It feels like we're always saying "just around the corner." --- The worst thing is getting cut at the bottom and watching others eat the gains. --- This is the easiest time to get harvested. Do you really believe or are you just throwing a tantrum? --- Instead of just planning, it's better to first confirm how much you can afford to lose. --- Innovative companies rise because people believe in them; A-shares might fall because no one believes. --- Having mental preparation doesn't mean your wallet is ready too.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 2025-12-20 18:31

Listening to your words is better than reading ten years of books... However, Tesla's recent surge does seem a bit strange, I always feel like something's off. Is it really supported by fundamentals? Actually, it's a mindset issue. When it drops, people want to run; when it rises, they regret not buying... Our group of people is just too easily driven by emotions. Liquidity, to put it nicely, is loose; to be blunt, it's just blowing bubbles. Eventually, it will be pierced. Really, the more panicked the market, the more opportunities there are. The problem is most people can't hold on, and I can't either, haha. Your analysis has some points, but I still prefer those on-chain assets that have been hammered down. True black swans often come from places you least expect.

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TxFailed

· 2025-12-18 01:50

nah, tesla pumping while everything else bleeds is actually the classic edge case nobody talks about—market's just doing its protocol quirk thing, separating the hodlers from the panic sellers. technically speaking, this "fear = opportunity" narrative has bankrupted more retail than it's saved, but sure, go ahead and catch that falling knife if it makes you feel brave lmao

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 2025-12-18 01:46

There are many who died in the adjustment, right? Watching Tesla soar makes you even more anxious. --- With ample liquidity, leveraged positions can trigger a domino effect at any time. Are you still daring to be fully invested? Risk control thresholds should have been raised long ago. --- Listening to the layout sounds easy, but the real question is who can hold on without getting liquidated... Mindset is the biggest test. --- Market digesting risk? I think it's more about brewing systemic risk, and the borrowing rate is still so high. --- What is behind the new high of innovative targets? Are you sure it's not leveraged funds taking turns? --- Do you feel the liquidation price is getting closer? This wave of adjustment won't be so kind. --- The biggest opportunity appears at the most terrifying moment—that is, when you can't even manage your positions properly. --- Hold on? First, cut your risk exposure in half, haven't you seen the health factors worsening?

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AirdropAutomaton

· 2025-12-18 01:43

Tesla's recent rally is indeed incredible, but I still think I should wait before jumping in, fearing a pullback. Honestly, it still depends on your risk tolerance; I'm not the type to withstand a crash. Really, the toughest test during a correction is your mindset. The last two times, I panicked and sold, missing the rebound, which was infuriating. Buying on the dip is okay, but I'm just worried that the dip might turn into a knife, haha. I agree that liquidity is ample, but with all these innovative assets already so expensive, is there still a chance? It's easy to say you're not panicked, but try holding a 30% drop in your hand. Fear-based buying sounds great, but actually doing it is another story altogether.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 2025-12-18 01:29

Hmm... Tesla hits a new high again. Is this really the time to bottom fish? --- Others are fearful, I am greedy. It’s easy to say but really hard to withstand the psychological torment. --- Liquidity is loose, adjustments are normal. I get it, I get it, but I still get anxious. --- Hold? I’ve already cut my losses, brother. Now watching the rebound, I can only stare in frustration. --- The real big opportunity appears in the most desperate moments, but the key is that you have to survive until that moment. --- Instead of just planning, it’s better to first cure the fear of your account turning red... --- I don’t believe you. Every time you say the opportunity is coming, it ends up hitting the limit down again.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 2025-12-18 01:24

Tesla has risen again, really unbelievable, everything else is falling while it keeps flying --- Basically, it's a test of mentality. Many people have indeed been killed here --- I'm tired of hearing about liquidity; I just want to know when the rebound will happen --- The timid are hiding now, the brave have already bottomed out, the difference is just so big --- The big opportunity is indeed at the most fearful moment, but the problem is I'm too timid haha --- This round of Tesla really carried the whole market, other stocks didn't hold up as well --- Those who can't hold on are the ones without confidence; at this point, it's a contest of mental strength --- Time for some adjustment, but how long will it take? I can't wait anymore --- Investors only recognize growth; no one wants garbage companies even if they're cheap, the logic is solid --- Bottom-fishing requires ammunition, but if all the ammunition is gone, what can we do

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2025-12-18 01:21

Tesla has hit a new high again, and this wave really shows obvious profit-taking effects, definitely a differentiated market trend. To be honest, those still worried now are the ones who have been cut. The more timid in a bear market, the more they lose. You need some psychological resilience. Under loose liquidity, playing tech stocks is a good opportunity to buy the dip. I agree with that. Stop guessing blindly—just two words—buy the dip. This test of human nature is really hitting home; if you can't hold, then don't play. I really didn't expect the new energy sector to be so strong this time; the market fundamentally still values growth. But be careful, don't forget your stop-loss orders. The feeling of unrealized losses can be painful. During times of great panic, there are often the biggest opportunities. Whoever can hold on this round wins.

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