Silver (XAG/SLV) This wave of the market has been called for over two weeks. Many people think they entered the market too late, but actually there's no need to worry. The benefits of the trend are never afraid of being late; what matters is not to get the direction wrong. To be blunt—one of the most common ways to lose money in the market is to only think about shorting expensive assets, never considering shorting the ones that are actually trending. What does "correct" mean? It refers to those assets that truly follow a trend. I hope your recent silver trades haven't fallen into this common trap.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 9h ago
I'm just worried about the wrong direction, this really hits home haha
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MechanicalMartel
· 20h ago
The opposite direction is the real deal. Friends still struggling with late entries should really consider whether they've got it reversed again.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-12 05:05
Been blowing for two weeks and still blowing, the reverse indicator is indeed valid.
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FomoAnxiety
· 01-12 05:05
That hurts. I'm just that idiot who only knows how to hype up expensive varieties.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-12 04:57
Getting in later is not a loss if the direction is correct. The key is to recognize the trend and avoid stubbornly holding onto counter-trend positions.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-12 04:41
Haha, you're right. Reversing the direction really costs more than anything else.
Silver (XAG/SLV) This wave of the market has been called for over two weeks. Many people think they entered the market too late, but actually there's no need to worry. The benefits of the trend are never afraid of being late; what matters is not to get the direction wrong. To be blunt—one of the most common ways to lose money in the market is to only think about shorting expensive assets, never considering shorting the ones that are actually trending. What does "correct" mean? It refers to those assets that truly follow a trend. I hope your recent silver trades haven't fallen into this common trap.