2026-01-10 02:29:29

What is the current situation where quick take-profit within 30 seconds is possible? The final outcome for most people's holdings is—nothing. This is a true reflection of the current market. Holding onto hope that it will take off, only to see it crash through instead. The long-term holding argument sounds good, but few actually do it. Risk and profit are always at odds, and most retail investors eventually realize that it’s more satisfying to just cut losses early. The market rhythm has changed, the mindset can't keep up, and the account can't keep up either.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-10 02:54

That's right, being able to run in 30 seconds is already history; now it's all about getting cut with losses. Mindset is indeed the biggest enemy; holding on when you can't really is very difficult. Long-term holding? Uh, let's survive first. The moment it crashes through is truly despairing, but stopping loss in time is satisfying. The market changes rapidly; if you can't react quickly, everything is gone. In the end, everyone learns a skill — recognizing losses in time.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 01-10 02:52

Honestly, running 30 seconds is no longer a dream—it's turned into a luxury now. Holding on tight is a death grip, letting go breaks your heart, and that's just our daily reality. Long-term holding? Come on, the mental strength can't even last three days. Mindset is harder to predict than K-lines, honestly. Actually feels better to cut losses—even if it pumps, out of sight, out of mind.

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