2025-12-30 09:25:36

I've been a bit regretful about my actions recently. During the recent market rally, I should have taken profits in stages, locking in some gains first, but I was still greedy and sold everything. Now looking at the trend, I feel like I missed the mark.

Reflecting on it, the issue this time wasn't just about execution; network latency also added to the problem. Sometimes the internet here in Hong Kong isn't stable enough, making quick reactions difficult. By the time I react, the opportunity has already passed.

I guess this was a lesson learned—position management really needs to be more cautious. Maybe keeping half to continue betting, and selling half to lock in profits, would have allowed me to sleep more peacefully. Otherwise, every time it's either all-in or all-out, and finding a middle ground is so hard. Do you guys have any tips or insights when trading?

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 3h ago

Dude, don't throw away the Internet pot man, in the final analysis, it's still the fault caused by greed It's really cool to throw it all, and I understand it too well in the crematorium afterwards The 50/50 split method really saves people, try it next time?

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GasFeeCrier

· 3h ago

Full liquidation was too aggressive, brother. This is the price of greed. Gradual profit-taking is really a skill; try it next time. Network latency is indeed annoying. This is just how Hong Kong and Macau are. Half position continue to follow, half position take profits. How to say it, it depends on the market’s temperament. I usually set take profit and stop loss and then stop watching the market; otherwise, the mentality can easily collapse. This time, consider it tuition. Just remember it for the next wave.

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ser_aped.eth

· 3h ago

Full liquidation is really the most devilish operation, I understand that feeling of regret. But using network latency as an excuse... Hong Kong's internet isn't that bad, I think it's more about mindset. Next time, keep some in hand; that's the way to go. Don't go all-in like a gambler again.

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ConfusedWhale

· 3h ago

Oh no, I've heard the excuse of network latency so many times. Actually, it's still greed at play. Regretting after throwing everything out, isn't this just our daily routine?

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P2ENotWorking

· 3h ago

Selling everything truly feels like a loss. Last time, I did the same—couldn't hold back and withdrew everything. Network latency is really annoying; it's indeed tough over in Hong Kong. Taking profits in batches is really satisfying. Next time, I'll try holding half the position.

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