In the context of this market trend, there are indeed many opportunities for sector rotation. Aside from a few hotspots that may be overextended and require caution, overall, the risks remain relatively controllable.
The essence of investing is making decisions within a framework of controllable risk, right? As long as the fundamentals are sound, our strategy is clear: actively participate in rotation during the market uptrend to maximize gains; during pullbacks, we should instead boldly deploy assets, not afraid to add positions at the bottom area. This way, we can earn more over the complete cycle.
Of course, this depends on our ability to grasp the trend. Once we sense signs of a top and the market structure begins to weaken, it’s time to act decisively. If it’s time to withdraw, then do so. We have always been effective in this regard—timely stop-loss is a fundamental skill for professional investors.
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AllInDaddy
· 01-11 07:58
Sounds good, but when it really comes to crashing the market, aren't they all panicking? Stop-loss? Hehe, I haven't seen many who can actually do it.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-11 07:58
It sounds good, but when it comes to bottom-fishing and adding positions, you really need some resolve. Most people simply can't do it.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-11 07:46
That's right, but the key is whether the execution is in place. Adding positions at the bottom sounds simple, but when the time comes, your hands will still tremble.
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InscriptionGriller
· 01-11 07:31
That's what they say, but in reality, those who are willing to go all the way without fear of adding more often get trapped and end up permanently zeroed out nine times out of ten. The remaining one relies on luck.
In the context of this market trend, there are indeed many opportunities for sector rotation. Aside from a few hotspots that may be overextended and require caution, overall, the risks remain relatively controllable.
The essence of investing is making decisions within a framework of controllable risk, right? As long as the fundamentals are sound, our strategy is clear: actively participate in rotation during the market uptrend to maximize gains; during pullbacks, we should instead boldly deploy assets, not afraid to add positions at the bottom area. This way, we can earn more over the complete cycle.
Of course, this depends on our ability to grasp the trend. Once we sense signs of a top and the market structure begins to weaken, it’s time to act decisively. If it’s time to withdraw, then do so. We have always been effective in this regard—timely stop-loss is a fundamental skill for professional investors.