2026-01-11 01:21:06

The timing of entry really is incredible. Looking at RIVER's trend, many people entered at the high point, and now everyone is asking if it can go up another 15. Checking the discussions on the forum, interestingly, the voices of short sellers and long buyers seem to be unbalanced — there are especially many bearish comments, while the optimistic voices are pitifully few.

This phenomenon is actually quite common, especially in the bottom range. Once the price pulls back from the high point, those who cut losses definitely have more say than those who hold on. Are there any holding positions waiting for a rebound? Or are everyone a bit confused after being trapped?

That's how the market is, the key is how to respond. Some people may need to re-evaluate their entry logic, especially those chasing highs. How RIVER will develop next still depends on fundamentals and overall market sentiment. Currently, the advice is to focus on risk management and not let market pessimism sway your judgment.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-11 05:38

It's time to reflect on those who bought at the high points; the loudest voices about taking losses are just that. The howling of the bears is just the complaints of those who cut losses; those who truly make money stay quietly in their positions. RIVER, this broken thing, don't shout blindly without understanding the fundamentals. If you're caught off guard and confused, you should learn to cut losses; don't expect miracles. Risk management is not just talk; too many people die because of their arrogance. People who bought at the high points are probably feeling very uncomfortable now, but panic doesn't solve problems. Let's wait for the rebound; making wild predictions now is pointless.

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Anon4461

· 01-11 01:51

The guys who caught the high are all numb now, and hearing the voices of going up another 15 sounds like comforting themselves. Having so many bears isn't actually a bad thing; it's a set of contrarian indicators. I can't see through coins like RIVER; I just don't chase highs. People cutting losses talk the most; this rule must be remembered. To those still bottom-fishing, I salute you; truly brave. Honestly, the timing of entry is really like mysticism; risk management is the real key. How many people will have to relearn how to trade after this round...

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fomo_fighter

· 01-11 01:48

The group that bought at higher points must be really suffering now. It's normal for the bearish voices to be so loud; those who cut losses always talk the most. Exactly, chasing the high is bound to lead to this kind of loss. If it happens again, you'll learn your lesson. Holding positions and waiting for a rebound? I think most are already numb—either cut losses or break even. Risk management sounds simple in theory, but few can really do it. RIVER should still be looked at from a fundamental perspective. Listening to too many bearish comments can blow your mind. The bottom range is like this; pessimistic voices always outnumber optimistic ones. Missing the entry point by just one day can make such a big difference—it's a bit outrageous. Another 15% up? Wake up, everyone. Let's stay calm first. Being misled by market sentiment is the biggest loss—this must be watched out for. Most of those still shouting now haven't even cut losses yet, really.

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