Hey, maybe it's time to lock in some gains. Just saying.
Seriously though – markets don't care about your entry price. If you're sitting on profits, consider securing at least part of them. You can always re-enter.
Don't let greed turn your wins into regrets.
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BearMarketBard
· 15h ago
Really, greed always ends in a total loss. It's easy to say "take profit when it's good," but it's hard to actually do it.
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LightningHarvester
· 12-12 07:43
Those words are not wrong, but executing them is extremely difficult. Watching the price go up, I got nervous, and ended up going all-in and losing everything.
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BearEatsAll
· 12-11 23:10
ngl, there's nothing wrong with that statement. I've been trapped too many times because of greed... now I've learned to be smarter.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12-10 12:00
To be honest, I've believed for a long time that you should take profits when they come. I'm just afraid that people around me are greedy and want more than they can handle, like a snake swallowing an elephant.
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RebaseVictim
· 12-10 11:42
Honestly, I've seen too many people greedy and give back all the profits they make. Isn't it better to cash out early and secure your gains?
Hey, maybe it's time to lock in some gains. Just saying.
Seriously though – markets don't care about your entry price. If you're sitting on profits, consider securing at least part of them. You can always re-enter.
Don't let greed turn your wins into regrets.