2026-01-16 07:30:25

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Bear market conditions, mindset is the most important—wait. No need to rush. Short-term traders do have a way; by adjusting positions more frequently through more trades, they can significantly reduce trading costs. To be honest, many people usually don't pay attention to this point, and as a result, funds are gradually consumed without them realizing it. Currently, the US core inflation rate is below expectations, and signs of market liquidity release are obvious, making it a good time to accumulate bullets and strike precisely. Instead of blindly bottom-fishing, it's better to keep an eye on the rhythm and make every trade meaningful.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 11h ago

Seeing through it, frequent operations can really save costs, but the prerequisite is that you must have discipline, which most people lack.

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DegenDreamer

· 11h ago

Core prices below expectations and starting to speculate on liquidity release? From what I see, most people are still destined to be chopped like leeks. No matter how precise the timing of the attack, first ask yourself if you can survive to see that day.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 12h ago

Having experienced the 2018 crash, I now feel a bit numb watching this wave of decline, but you're right, mindset is the key. Just wait and see, no need to rush. Focusing on the rhythm and not blindly bottom-fishing, I like that advice. Every trade should have meaning, otherwise funds will just slowly disappear, it's heartbreaking. Has liquidity been released? Then we need to strike precisely, don't waste bullets on false alarms again. A bear market builds patience; what we need is this perseverance, believing that dawn will eventually arrive. Short-term adjustments are rarely welcomed, but in the end, money just gets drained this way, so we need to change that. Rebirth still depends on accumulation in these bottom zones; when the value returns, everything will be worth it.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 12h ago

The core inflation being below expectations sounds good, but how many people can actually wait for that moment to take action? Most people still can't resist clicking.

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