After the US core CPI was announced below expectations, many people started to enthusiastically predict the market trend. But honestly — most retail investors haven't really figured out their own investment logic.
Analyzing macro data independently, judging market direction, bearing volatility pressure, executing trading discipline… which of these is simple?
Every economic data release is a psychological test. True investors don't go all-in at good news, but ask themselves: Is my position allocation reasonable? Can I withstand adverse fluctuations? Do I truly understand the impact of this data on the crypto market chain?
If all the answers are no, then it's not the market's problem — it's that you still need time to hone your investment skills.
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NFTPessimist
· 6h ago
Here we go again. As soon as there's good news, people start fantasizing about getting rich... I've seen enough of that.
They call themselves investors every day, but they haven't even thought about position management.
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0xSoulless
· 01-16 08:58
Here they come again. The newbies who go all-in at the slightest good news should wake up.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-16 08:57
To be honest, most people have a gambler's mentality, jumping in whenever the data looks good, without ever considering whether they can withstand a decline.
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-16 08:56
To be honest, most people start dreaming when they see green.
The ones who go all-in are always the ones who regret the fastest.
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WalletManager
· 01-16 08:51
Most people start going all-in as soon as the core CPI is released, and many haven't even figured out what a reasonable position size is. My cold wallet setup strictly follows the asset allocation ratio and doesn't change the plan based on a single data point.
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PhantomHunter
· 01-16 08:46
Here we go again. Every time the data comes out, a bunch of people shout "I won," but it's really just good luck guessing the right direction.
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P2ENotWorking
· 01-16 08:31
It's the same old spiel, hearing it until your ears are calloused... It's true, but who really can do it?
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Are you really ready?
After the US core CPI was announced below expectations, many people started to enthusiastically predict the market trend. But honestly — most retail investors haven't really figured out their own investment logic.
Analyzing macro data independently, judging market direction, bearing volatility pressure, executing trading discipline… which of these is simple?
Every economic data release is a psychological test. True investors don't go all-in at good news, but ask themselves: Is my position allocation reasonable? Can I withstand adverse fluctuations? Do I truly understand the impact of this data on the crypto market chain?
If all the answers are no, then it's not the market's problem — it's that you still need time to hone your investment skills.