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I haven't been paying attention to the market recently, and I found that our current live trading strategy has been losing quite badly lately, and the amount trapped is already uncountable.
The market is now at a crossroads. Many people are shouting that a bull market could arrive in the first half of 2025, but the reality is: the market has been hovering around 87, with strong support efforts, and it just needs a decent positive catalyst to break the deadlock.
To be honest, this aggressive approach seems to carry significant risk, but a closer look at the data reveals a problem—loss frequency is much higher than expected. Although there are occasional profitable days, losing days are clearly more common. That’s why more and more people are starting to reflect on whether such high-risk strategies are really worth going all in on. The market is still waiting for a direction, and we are waiting too, waiting for a true entry opportunity.
Making money those days felt like a dream; losing money is the daily routine.
Aggressive strategies look good in backtesting, but in real trading, they just become money-printing machines.
You have to wait for a real signal, or else you'll just be riding the wave down.
87 is just a deadlock. When will it break?
High risk means high loss; the data is right here.
Let's wait and see, who knows when it'll happen.
All in, things like that, let's forget about it in the future.
Been shouting bull market for over a year, 87 is still swinging around, can't even protect the market.
Instead of waiting for good news, it's better to cut losses first, really.
Frequent losses are not as good as just lying flat, anyway, there's no new high to lose.
That 87 hurdle is really stubborn, when will it finally break through?
All in, forget it, lessons learned, everyone.
When making money with aggressive strategies, you boast; when losing, you start to reflect. It's hilarious.
Waiting for some minor good news, and the market stays like this.
High risk means high losses; there's nothing more to say.
The data indeed looks bleak, but who asked us to go all in?
We need to break through this 87 barrier; otherwise, the suffering will continue.
The occasional profit can't even make up for the losses.
Only heaven knows when the real opportunity will come.
Caught in a deep trap, I really greedily went in this time.
Aggressive strategies are just gambler's psychology, losing more and earning less, it's not cost-effective at all.
Waiting for some good news? Better to cut losses first.
The era of going all-in is over; we need to learn how to survive and come out alive.
After such a long consolidation, I really don't know how to break the deadlock.
If a strategy keeps losing, it's time to reflect.
Waiting alone won't do; you need to actively look for opportunities.
Everyone has felt the pain of being trapped, but the key is how to get back up.