The keyword of the bull market is "no position change"
I have been recommending mainstream currencies such as $SOL , $PEPE , $RAY , and $OM. If you listen carefully and implement them, you should have won a lot at present, far outperforming the earnings of the big cake.
However, from the perspective of medium and long-term spot, it is not recommended that you switch back and forth in real time according to the market situation. If you are a short-term contract expert, that's another story. One is that most people's operations really can't keep up, don't doubt it; the other is that for novices, as long as you choose the right target, not changing positions is already a great wisdom
When a currency was stagnant before, some people began to worry, saying that they watched everyone rise, why didn't it rise? You have to know that if a currency is the leader or one of the leaders of a hot spot in a bull market, then stagflation must not mean that it has a problem. It must be that the previous rise was too fast, leading to stagflation or even a sharp correction. At this time, not only should you not be anxious, but you should also rush in-the longer the correction time, the more amazing the subsequent performance.
As long as you follow the coins I choose, it is impossible for them to not rise forever before the bull market ends. If there is short-term stagflation, it is a good time to buy. It is like a spring, being compressed by external force. The tighter it is compressed, the greater the subsequent force. The so-called sector rotation and compensatory rise all follow this underlying logic.
Good investment targets, you can see it, and others can see it too. If it does not rise temporarily, it either needs to take a break or the time for its theme has not yet arrived. You just need to wait patiently. When the wind that belongs to it arrives, its previous stagflation just causes it to be in a value trough, and at this time, there will be a lot of funds coming in. This is the correct explanation of the simple experience of "how long the horizontal is, how high the firmness is".
Most people are itching to cut whoever rises because they do not understand the underlying logic, and ultimately frequently fail to live up to the bull market's equal treatment of the "correct currency".
