Recently, the market has been on a downward trend, and the overall market sentiment is quite depressed. Looking through various discussions, it's all the same—early Alpha opportunities are becoming harder to find, and it seems everyone is asking the same question: Can we still make money now?
But I’ve noticed that people's focus has quietly shifted. Instead of pursuing maximum returns, more people are now thinking about how to survive and how to lose less. This change is quite obvious.
When I recently adjusted my positions, I could especially feel this mindset. My allocation approach has completely changed—
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BearMarketMonk
· 13h ago
Breaking even is a profit; it's a realization that came too late.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-18 13:47
Just keep living, don't think too much.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 12-18 13:46
Only when the market is down can you see things clearly. Some people are still dreaming of Alpha at this time. Wake up, brother.
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RektDetective
· 12-18 13:34
The bear market truly exposes human nature completely. From dreams of getting rich quickly to barely surviving, the transformation happens so rapidly it's frightening.
Recently, the market has been on a downward trend, and the overall market sentiment is quite depressed. Looking through various discussions, it's all the same—early Alpha opportunities are becoming harder to find, and it seems everyone is asking the same question: Can we still make money now?
But I’ve noticed that people's focus has quietly shifted. Instead of pursuing maximum returns, more people are now thinking about how to survive and how to lose less. This change is quite obvious.
When I recently adjusted my positions, I could especially feel this mindset. My allocation approach has completely changed—