Why do I advise everyone to stay away from the current shorting crowd? The following reasons are all hard-earned lessons summarized from blood and tears.

1. Shorting in a bull market is betting against the trend.

The core logic of a bull market is: the trend is upward, funds continuously flow in, and the increase often exceeds expectations.

When you do shorting, it is equivalent to:
• Countering the buy orders,
• Confronting emotions,
• Go against the main trend of the market.

In one sentence:

In a bull market, shorting is not "high position shorting", but rather "money giving shorting".

2. The logic of shorting is easy to establish, but the market often "rises to the point where you question your life."

Many people see the coins double and think, "It should drop now."
But they forget: the biggest characteristic of a bull market is that it "doesn't follow logic."
FOMO, institutional entry, hot narratives, ETF expectations... under the catalysis of various news.
Despite the fundamentals not changing, the price can still double.

So the fate of many air forces is:

"I shorted at a historical high, and as a result, it reached a new high again."
"I shorted at the right moment, but the timing was wrong."

3. Easily affected by a negative mindset, spreading negative energy

In a bull market, a group of shorting traders shouts every day:
• "This wave will crash after the rise"
• "This is a fake bull"
• "I all in shorted, if it doesn't drop again, I'm done"
• "You are all chives, and the big players are going to harvest you"

Hearing these words too often can easily shake your faith, leading you to exit early and miss the main upward trend.

Many people have not been defeated by the market,
It was first the shorters in the group who messed up my mentality and made me lose faith.

4. They often shout shorting, but in fact, they are secretly doing long.

There is a type of shorting in the air force that is characterized by "openly shorting while secretly going long."
Shorting is intended to create panic, forcing others to sell at a loss so they can pick up cheap chips.

If you listen to the "alarm bells" of such people,
Then you probably cut your losses, and they laughed as they caught the bottom.

Summary: A bull market is a feast for going long.
Shorting is like robbing a bank; it is both illegal in trend and extremely dangerous.

Don't think that "if it has risen a lot, you can short."
In a bull market, if it rises a lot, it can double again; a 5% drop is just taking a break.

So, the smartest thing to do in a bull market is:
Stay away from shorting and focus on going long. Only by avoiding those who are bearish can you hold on to the chips for getting rich.
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