I saw a very interesting post today. It said that the collective consensus of the last few forums was the beginning of a sharp decline. If you think carefully, not only are the examples in this post very correct; many of them have reached a consensus that convinced everyone, but in the end, they are all the beginning of a sharp decline. In many sectors that take people to their advantage, it is easy to counterattack, because there are no bad expectations, and everyone is rushing, so who will pay the bill in the end, of course, will take over the market later. The essence of investing is poor expectations. When you buy, you must think about whose money you want to make in the future. Extreme madness can easily form the top and then keep falling back.
Also, dusk bears witness to devout faith. Peak followers generally don't have much excess income. When others share and post orders everywhere, it's probably all just a time to check out and walk away. If you're still in a hurry to enter the market, who will pay if you don't pay the bill. If you want to believe it, believe it early. From a metaphysical point of view, it is impossible for one to adapt to every market situation. If a person has just experienced the market they are most comfortable with, it is likely that the next step will be to liquidate the market.
This article is only a record of personal investment thoughts and does not constitute any investment advice.
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