X @Unipcs (aka 'Bonk Guy') 🎒

Market Sentiment & Investor Behavior - 99% of investors struggle with a key investment lesson: price often moves higher after periods of widespread bearish sentiment [1] - Emotionally driven investors misinterpret market signals, becoming most bearish near high time frame (HTF) support and most bullish near HTF resistance, which are key reversal areas [2] - Investors often incorrectly perceive the market as "shit" during price declines and "bullish" during price increases, whereas a bullish outlook should be considered closer to market bottoms and a bearish outlook closer to market tops [3] - Basing investment decisions on current feelings about price rather than future price expectations leads to being perpetually behind the market [3] - Increased bearish sentiment during a clear uptrend signals an approaching reversal and a greater opportunity for action [4] - Overcoming emotional reactions to fear during price dips and recognizing them as potential opportunities is crucial [4] - Mastering market behavior leads to controlling investment decisions instead of being controlled by the market [5] Investment Strategy - The market looks bullish the closer it gets to bottoming, and bearish the closer it gets to topping [3] - The more bearish the sentiment while price is in a clear uptrend, the closer the market is to reversing, and therefore, the greater the opportunity to take action [4]