Now, gradually, sentences starting with “anyway” or “it’s bound to” are beginning to creep into the minds of those who traded impulsively. But here’s the problem: Those who held cash and waited patiently now have options. They wait until they reach their desired level, buy, and if they’re wrong, they exit with a loss they can comfortably absorb—and then look for the next opportunity. If the price rises without ever reaching their target, they remain patient and observe; only when there’s clear evidence—a breakout of a key level followed by its transformation into a support zone—do they enter. Meanwhile, those who bought blindly, driven solely by the belief that “it’s going up anyway” or “it’s bound to rise,” lack any real rationale. Because they never asked “where?” or “how?,” they have no foundational logic to trigger a basic stop-loss rule when that logic breaks down. So their only choices become: 1. Wake up right now. 2. Keep praying, then scream, “I was right!” if it eventually rises. 3. Keep holding until their account is wiped out, desperately searching for reasons why it “must” go up. All three are unhealthy choices.