Bull Market Profit Rules:
1. Once the rise starts, it won't easily end. So don't be afraid of the major pullbacks that occur in the early stages; be bold in entering the market. The worst thing is to keep waiting for lower points, as the longer you wait, the higher the prices go, and you will miss out.
2. Bull markets often have many spikes. If your position isn't fully loaded, try to wait for a pullback, and then go all in. Otherwise, you might get hit out of nowhere, and most people can't handle it.
3. You must manage your positions well. It's best to have layouts in several key sectors because if you put all your funds into one sector and it doesn't move in the short term while others are rising, it can be very frustrating. If you chase after it, you may get stuck, and just when you sell, that sector might take off again. Many have experienced this, so either don't buy or, if you do, hold firmly. You will eventually wait for your turn. Even the worst coins in a bull market can see five to ten times returns.
4. The market always rises amidst disagreements. What many criticize is often an opportunity, while when everyone is optimistic, it can be a risk.
5. Don’t always think about short-term high selling and low buying. Once you exit midway, you will find it hard to come back. Playing short-term may yield less than just lying back and earning more.
6. Every time there is a pullback, there is panic in the market. Everyone says the bull has run, but in reality, it must experience at least three or four major pullbacks before the bull market can end. So don't be afraid; you must have a broader perspective. As long as you can hold on and you're not holding junk coins, even the worst can yield five to ten times returns. In a bull market, making two to three times on spot trades is not uncommon.
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