In a bull market, all you see is a rosy outlook where everything looks good.
In a bull market, all you see is a rosy outlook where everything looks good. In a bear market, everything looks bad, worse, and all you see are reasons to go down for various reasons. But as time goes by, everything becomes noise. You should respond according to the price range of the BULL/BASE/BEAR case you think. Trying to do so based on new information that comes your way will only increase confusion and cause you to respond irrationally due to fomo or fud.
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