Watching my holdings fall drastically, my heart feels heavy. Cut Loss, but I can't bear to; keep holding on, yet I'm afraid it will continue to fall. The most heartbreaking thing is that, although I know this is a good time for Margin Replenishment, my account has long been out of ammo. This is the dilemma most people face when the market fluctuations are too fierce - wanting to buy the dip but having no bullets, wanting to stop loss but reluctant to cut. Sometimes the market is like this, opportunities and difficulties often appear simultaneously. Should I stick to my beliefs, or should I adjust my strategy in a timely manner? Everyone has a different answer to this question.
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DataPickledFish
· 8h ago
The bear market has exhausted all the bullets, and now looking at good opportunities, we can only stare in frustration.
Really, this is why everyone says to keep some cash... but in the end, no one can do it.
To play people for suckers or not, either way, it's uncomfortable.
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ProveMyZK
· 8h ago
I haven't had bullets for a long time, that's the most desperate part.
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Whether to play people for suckers or not is really unclear, just waiting for a rebound.
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Ha, I've been in a short position for a long time, watching the show is quite comfortable now.
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Dilemma? I have a direct difficulty, having no money is the real issue.
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Sticking to belief? Can belief be exchanged for money, brother?
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It's most freeing when the account is cleared, instead, I'm not entangled anymore.
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This wave of fall is just a whipsaw, continue to hold on.
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The idea of margin replenishment is correct, but it really hurts when there's no money.
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BearWhisperGod
· 8h ago
It's all a trap, there's no money left, so what's the point of talking about Margin Replenishment?
The bullet has been fired, now I can only watch the show.
Talking like a poet, but in reality, I'm just losing money to the point of questioning life.
This wave is indeed hard to bear, not having any ammunition is the toughest part.
Whether to play people for suckers or not, this really isn't a multiple-choice question.
The account has bottomed out, there's no going back to the past.
Now there's only one way - save money and wait for the next opportunity.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 8h ago
Bro is feeling so uncomfortable right now, looking at the green account and unable to take action.
Watching my holdings fall drastically, my heart feels heavy. Cut Loss, but I can't bear to; keep holding on, yet I'm afraid it will continue to fall. The most heartbreaking thing is that, although I know this is a good time for Margin Replenishment, my account has long been out of ammo. This is the dilemma most people face when the market fluctuations are too fierce - wanting to buy the dip but having no bullets, wanting to stop loss but reluctant to cut. Sometimes the market is like this, opportunities and difficulties often appear simultaneously. Should I stick to my beliefs, or should I adjust my strategy in a timely manner? Everyone has a different answer to this question.