Everyone can make money in a bull market, but that’s not called skill.
Where is the true trading technique? The execution of risk-reward ratio, the grasp of relative strength, the confidence in narrative certainty—all of these must be built on提前布局, clear setups, and solid bullish analysis. Relying solely on intuition and following the crowd is at best luck.
The first two weeks before the 2026 New Year’s start were very clean. The market provided opportunities and also tested the preparation. Those who researched thoroughly in advance and had their positions set early could see the difference at this point. Conversely, traders who only scramble at the last minute tend to falter at the most critical moments.
So the core remains that old saying—there are no shortcuts in trading markets. Proper positioning, thorough reasoning, stable mindset, and the rest is left to relative strength to speak.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 12h ago
That's right, the bull market is like a mirror that reveals who truly has skills and who is just lucky.
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airdrop_huntress
· 14h ago
That’s a harsh statement, but it really hits the point. Bull markets can be deceptive; only in a bear market can you see who truly has some skills.
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SocialFiQueen
· 15h ago
That's right, the bull market is like a sieve; a quick filter reveals who truly knows their stuff.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 15h ago
Uh... Honestly, in a bull market, even nonsense can make money. The hard part is surviving the bear market.
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GasBandit
· 15h ago
Listen, don't blame the market for not giving opportunities if you haven't done your homework.
Really, most people are just lucky to catch the bull market and think they're trading geniuses.
I've said it before, without early positioning, you simply can't bottom out.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 15h ago
I'm just saying, I predicted the market correctly for those two weeks, but I still didn't make any money. The reason? I didn't position myself properly, and that's the most frustrating part.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 15h ago
You're not wrong; a bull market exposes trading skills, not luck.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 16h ago
Basically, it's because you didn't do your homework in advance, and now it's too late to regret.
Everyone can make money in a bull market, but that’s not called skill.
Where is the true trading technique? The execution of risk-reward ratio, the grasp of relative strength, the confidence in narrative certainty—all of these must be built on提前布局, clear setups, and solid bullish analysis. Relying solely on intuition and following the crowd is at best luck.
The first two weeks before the 2026 New Year’s start were very clean. The market provided opportunities and also tested the preparation. Those who researched thoroughly in advance and had their positions set early could see the difference at this point. Conversely, traders who only scramble at the last minute tend to falter at the most critical moments.
So the core remains that old saying—there are no shortcuts in trading markets. Proper positioning, thorough reasoning, stable mindset, and the rest is left to relative strength to speak.