Doing swing trading is getting a bit addictive… In the market that dropped from 140, I kept cutting my positions in SOL along the way. The day before yesterday, I completely sold out at 126. At that time, I thought—wait for another dip overnight, buy back below 115, and make a guaranteed profit. But what happened? I stayed up all night watching the market, and the lowest it went was 123 before bouncing back. Now I’m in a no-position state. After these days of trading, I’ve made about a thousand bucks overall, which is basically pocket money.



But here’s the problem—rather than dropping further, the market seems to be showing signs of moving upward. Being in a no-position state makes me feel uneasy. The worst part is, if SOL suddenly starts a sustained upward trend, I’ll be stuck on the sidelines with no position, just watching helplessly. Sometimes the market doesn’t follow your script, and that’s probably the most frustrating part.
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ApeEscapeArtistvip
· 12-20 05:51
This is the curse of the wave, greed is just enough to be countered by the market.
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EyeOfTheTokenStormvip
· 12-20 05:27
This is the fate of swing trading. Making a thousand dollars feels even worse... Sitting on the sidelines and being bullish is truly torturous.
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