Over the years, I've developed a fairly good read on markets approaching significant highs, and potential turning points. I've been on the right side of those decisions consistently over the last several years as far back as 2021 highs, and that matters to me because it preserves my PnL. We all want to capture the upside.... but the prospect of further gains blinds participants to the increasingly asymmetric downside risks developing - I'm also convinced theres just far too much bullish tweeting into resistance for "being liked" ... its just dogshit trading - see it happen over and over again - usual accounts - free pass etc... "Kahneman and Tversky famously observed that losses loom larger than gains, with the psychological impact of a loss often estimated at roughly twice that of an equivalent gain. But beyond the psychology, there's a mathematical reality to drawdowns. Lose 50% and you need 100% just to get back to even" The objective isn't to be right at every turn. It's to remain in the game long enough for your edge to compound... not solely relying up on luck - or bundling shitters as a fake trader...

Having an opinion on the market and actually expressing that view with real risk are two entirely different things. Market analysis and execution are completely separate disciplines tbh Trading requires a level of edge, execution, and total accountability, not just talking about price action after the fact... or stating the obvious... Shit loads of crypto YouTubers dropping daily commentary are usually the furthest removed from actual trading. Zero risk, no skin in the game, churning out useless noise every 24 hours just to funnel people into a some dogshit paid service / flogging some indicator... It is what it is...