$PIPPIN This wave really forces the shorting brothers to the brink! Just got liquidated again, this time I really learned my lesson. The market won’t sympathize with any lucky mindset; when it's time to admit defeat, you must admit defeat. Holding a losing position will only make the losses snowball even bigger; timely stop loss is the way to survive. Sometimes, a resolute cut can actually allow you to find opportunities to lay out a short order again at a pullback high, at least you can keep the initiative in your own hands. Remember, being alive gives you the chance to turn things around.
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ContractHunter
· 11h ago
I'm tired of this, this wave of $PIPPIN is really crazy, the short positions are really trapped
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Talking about stop loss is easy, but when the mindset collapses, it's really hard to cut loss
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Hey, if there’s another pullback, have the brothers thought about how to act
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Living to turn things around is not wrong, but the premise is to survive first
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Those who went all in didn’t end well, the market is just that cruel
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This time it hit hard, how many people are stuck in the mindset
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Wait, isn't it riskier to enter at a rebound high
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Clearly knowing they should stop loss, there are still people who stubbornly hold on, it's really unbelievable
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The rhythm of $PIPPIN is indeed exciting, another big cut loss drama
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Timely admitting defeat and being alive already wins half the battle, those with poor insight still have to pay tuition
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OfflineNewbie
· 11-30 13:47
Damn, this wave of PIPPIN is really fierce, the guys shorting must be spitting blood.
If you don't act on the stop loss, in the end, there will really be no hands left to act, haha.
As long as you're alive, there's a chance; stubbornly holding on to this trap really doesn't work.
It rose again this time, and next time, I still have to short, it's a cycle.
Don't mention it, I've also been educated several times.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 11-30 13:45
Speaking of this wave of PIPPIN, it's really a bit ruthless, the short positions are being hammered hard... But I really don't understand holding a losing position, isn't it better to cut loss early?
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Another friend got liquidated, why don't they want to admit defeat? How many lessons does the market have to teach before they learn?
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Alright, this is the market, it has no sympathy. It's easy to say to stop loss but difficult to implement, but indeed, being alive gives a chance.
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With the rhythm of $PIPPIN, it feels like the short positions really need to remember this... Next time try reverse thinking?
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Watching these liquidations is exhausting, why do some people always like to gamble? Is admitting defeat that hard?
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Rugman_Walking
· 11-30 13:40
The short order has been liquidated again, this is the consequence of not listening to advice.
There’s nothing embarrassing about admitting defeat; it’s nothing compared to getting liquidated.
Only by cutting losses in time can you survive to see the rebound opportunity.
Brothers who are trapped should wake up; holding a losing position is really a suicidal play.
This round of rise has indeed forced the shorts too hard; those who need to stop loss should do it quickly.
In the end, holding a losing position always leads to the same outcome; trust me, I’m not wrong.
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0xDreamChaser
· 11-30 13:26
Short order explodes again, this is the price of greed ah
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Cut Loss is painful, but it's much better than holding a losing position and going bankrupt, I've seen through it
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As long as you're alive, there's a chance, those who stubbornly hold on are all gone, that's too real
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PIPPIN this wave of market is indeed fierce, stop loss really saves lives ah
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Admitting defeat is not shameful, what the market has taught me the most is this
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Every time I say I won't hold on next time, but I still hesitate, I really should learn
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This kind of situation tests psychological quality the most, those who can cut loss have survived
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OnChainSleuth
· 11-30 13:25
Holding a losing position is really a slow suicide. This time the $PIPPIN trend has confirmed it again.
Cut loss and stop loss to keep some bullets for the next opportunity to buy the dip.
As long as you're alive, there's hope. This saying is true.
$PIPPIN This wave really forces the shorting brothers to the brink! Just got liquidated again, this time I really learned my lesson. The market won’t sympathize with any lucky mindset; when it's time to admit defeat, you must admit defeat. Holding a losing position will only make the losses snowball even bigger; timely stop loss is the way to survive. Sometimes, a resolute cut can actually allow you to find opportunities to lay out a short order again at a pullback high, at least you can keep the initiative in your own hands. Remember, being alive gives you the chance to turn things around.