From the 30-minute chart, the B wave decline is quite fierce, and according to the usual trend logic, the C wave decline is almost a certainty. The current rebound? That is just a 5-minute correction after the B wave adjustment, which will definitely happen. But this is only a rebound, not a reversal—take a quick profit and run, don’t think about a full turnaround.
The biggest test at this stage is actually mindset. Record each of your trading logics, review why you entered and exited. Greed and fear are the two main enemies of trading; greed can make you miss risks, while fear can make you miss opportunities. Take it slow, don’t rush. Hone your willpower through repeated real trading, which is the foundation for long-term profit.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-11 08:10
Oh come on, here we go again. Just because there's a rebound, you insist on saying it's 100% guaranteed. I've heard this kind of argument so many times, and in the end, it just comes back to face-slapping.
Mindset is mindset, but the real issue is that your reaction speed has to keep up. Slow responses still lead to losses. What's the point of staying calm?
Replaying the same analysis every day, I just want to know who has actually made big money relying on this.
Honestly, this round of decline was really fierce. I've already cut my losses and don't want to ride this wave anymore.
Greed and fear are both to blame. It's all about strategy—don't make losing money sound so philosophical.
It's easy to say "take a bite and run," but try it yourself—how nervous do you get when you're actually eating?
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AlphaLeaker
· 01-10 13:16
A rebound is just a trap, don't be greedy.
Mindset is the key, really.
Here we go again, take a bite and run, easy to say but hard to do.
Review, review, review every day, just afraid that I am the one who can't learn.
Greed is indeed poison, I've seen many people get liquidated because of it.
Slow is fast, this phrase is annoying but truly hits the point.
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-09 15:49
A rebound is not a reversal. I agree with that, but honestly, who can really grasp it?
Take a bite and run, it sounds simple but is a hell to do. I got greedy again this time.
Mindset is indeed the biggest enemy. Review, review, review. I've said it three times, but I still can't remember the lessons.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-08 17:02
A rebound is not a reversal. I've heard this too many times, but the key is to distinguish between the two. Most people can't do it.
Taking a quick bite and running away sounds easy, but when the time comes, your hands won't obey.
Mindset is much harder than reading charts. You only truly understand after losing money.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 01-08 16:58
A rebound is just a rebound, does it have to turn into a reversal? I don't believe 100% in that statement; there are always surprises in the market.
The hardest part is definitely mindset. I'm particularly prone to greed, and I always regret not taking a little more profit.
Recording trading logic sounds simple, but sticking to it is extremely difficult. Everyone wants to turn things around quickly.
In this kind of market, watching it fall makes you want to buy the dip, watching it rise makes you want to chase the high—it's like a curse.
Slowly honing your willpower? Easier said than done. A market correction can easily break your psychological defenses.
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PonziDetector
· 01-08 16:56
Just take a bite and run, saying it’s easy, but when the time comes, my hands are actually trembling...
A rebound ≠ a reversal, I understand this principle, it’s just greed acting up.
Mentality really is much harder than technical skills.
Stop reviewing the past, you're just going to lose money again.
Will it definitely come? Your prediction is a bit too optimistic, brother.
Greed and fear, actually I’ve taken both... that’s heartbreaking.
After this wave, my "willpower" is completely worn out.
Jumping back and forth repeatedly, and in the end, still losing money—ridiculous.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-08 16:53
This rebound is just a trap, I think we shouldn't be greedy.
Review, review again, and keep reviewing—it's much easier to talk about than to actually do.
Mindset... really hard to master. Every time, I think about turning things around, but end up getting stuck deep.
"Eat a bite and run," sounds good, but who can really do it?
Making money in the long run? I'll see if I can survive this wave first.
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LazyDevMiner
· 01-08 16:43
Just take a bite and run, it's easier said than done haha
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Greed and fear... I keep bouncing back and forth between these two, really
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I never do reviews or retrospectives, I only regret when I lose money
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Rebound without reversal, I've heard this phrase a hundred times, but I still get greedy
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Mindset is the hardest, much harder than judging the market
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Taking it slow is indeed right, but who can resist
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Every time I say I won't be greedy next time, but next time I am
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Willpower, this thing, is the most valuable in trading
From the 30-minute chart, the B wave decline is quite fierce, and according to the usual trend logic, the C wave decline is almost a certainty. The current rebound? That is just a 5-minute correction after the B wave adjustment, which will definitely happen. But this is only a rebound, not a reversal—take a quick profit and run, don’t think about a full turnaround.
The biggest test at this stage is actually mindset. Record each of your trading logics, review why you entered and exited. Greed and fear are the two main enemies of trading; greed can make you miss risks, while fear can make you miss opportunities. Take it slow, don’t rush. Hone your willpower through repeated real trading, which is the foundation for long-term profit.