There is an old saying in the #美联储FOMC会议 currency circle: deterministic good news is the most testing. When good news is flying all over the sky, it is often the moment when the main force ships - I have stepped on this pit more than once. Instead of speculating on the Fed's next moves, it is better to stabilize your mentality first. My strategy now is simple: reduce your position and place stop-loss and take-profit orders at key support and pressure levels. The advantage of this is that there is a profit when it rises, and it can stop the bleeding in time when it falls. To put it bluntly, in this wave of market, it is already a win to come out alive. Mentality is more valuable than prediction.
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DaoResearcher
· 2h ago
From a data perspective, this market phenomenon of "good news being followed by sell-offs" actually reflects a deeper issue of governance imbalance—motivational incompatibility caused by information asymmetry. According to relevant chapters in the behavioral finance white paper, retail investor psychological models tend to make irrational decisions within a 95% confidence interval during deterministic events.
It’s worth noting that the stop-loss and take-profit strategies you mentioned, while seemingly conservative, actually mirror the risk parameterization governance approach of DAO from a tokenomics perspective—each position is a micro-proposal executed automatically by smart contracts. Quite interesting.
However, to be honest, this "survive and win" rhetoric is still too pessimistic. I would rather ask: why do retail investors always end up as bagholders when the main players dump? If market information were sufficiently transparent and governance truly decentralized, such an information gap shouldn’t exist.
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SchrödingersNode
· 16h ago
Haha this is right, I was also cut leeks at that time when the good news was flying all over the sky, and now I have learned to be smart, and the stop-loss and take-profit orders must be played well, otherwise a wave of pullbacks will be directly studded
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ForumLurker
· 17h ago
Brother's words are too heart-wrenching, I am the son who was cut into leeks and doubted his life... Stick to your method, and you can really win if you can come out alive
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 17h ago
Haha really, every time it is good, I start to itch my hands, and I regret it when I am smashed
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fren.eth
· 17h ago
Oh, I really learned this time, I was too greedy to be smashed before, and now I am calmly waiting for the results
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GasBankrupter
· 17h ago
That's right, this wave really has to be conceded. I was also greedy before, but I was trapped for more than half a year, and now I stick to the stop loss and take profit, and I no longer believe in any benefits.
There is an old saying in the #美联储FOMC会议 currency circle: deterministic good news is the most testing. When good news is flying all over the sky, it is often the moment when the main force ships - I have stepped on this pit more than once. Instead of speculating on the Fed's next moves, it is better to stabilize your mentality first. My strategy now is simple: reduce your position and place stop-loss and take-profit orders at key support and pressure levels. The advantage of this is that there is a profit when it rises, and it can stop the bleeding in time when it falls. To put it bluntly, in this wave of market, it is already a win to come out alive. Mentality is more valuable than prediction.