The current market adjustment has led many people to have floating losses in their accounts, and many are eyeing the current price level with the idea of bottom-fishing. This is quite common, but there is a key external variable that must be closely monitored — the Japanese government bond yield has exceeded 2.25%, and global funds are continuing to flow back to Japan. This will directly drain liquidity from the global market, and the wave of arbitrage trading unwinding is still fermenting. The impact of this external shock has not yet fully materialized.
Bottom-fishing is never a spur-of-the-moment operation. Before taking action, one must think through the core issues: can one accept the risk of the market continuing to decline after bottom-fishing, and where is one’s risk threshold? How much position should be allocated for this bottom-fishing plan? Is it a phased entry or a single intervention, and is the funding plan clear? What is the core logic of bottom-fishing? Is it based on valuation anchoring, technical stabilization, or simply due to price decline, rather than baseless speculation? What potential negative factors in the current market have yet to materialize, and are there clear signals for positive factors to be realized? Has the basic situation of the macro environment been clarified?
The act of bottom-fishing only requires a moment, but trading decisions must be supported. Everyone must be responsible for every piece of their funds and every transaction. #ETH #大F
