Always being bullish is always correct, but it doesn't always make money. 🤡 The correctness lies in: 1. Persistently calling the bottom, which always hits; 2. Retail investors who are trapped need psychological comfort—even if you call it wrong, no one will scold you. But it's different when calling bearish. If you're right, you'll be scolded; if you're wrong, you'll be mocked, and you'll still lose money. Please enjoy my 800-layer Yixu Tower, all members are bright armor, full health, and chicken dinner. 👇
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Always being bullish is always correct, but it doesn't always make money. 🤡 The correctness lies in: 1. Persistently calling the bottom, which always hits; 2. Retail investors who are trapped need psychological comfort—even if you call it wrong, no one will scold you. But it's different when calling bearish. If you're right, you'll be scolded; if you're wrong, you'll be mocked, and you'll still lose money. Please enjoy my 800-layer Yixu Tower, all members are bright armor, full health, and chicken dinner. 👇