Quote from: blockman on May 16, 2021, 09:19:17 AM

We have the same mistake of selling quite early during this bull run. Even though I have to regret it still, I've made a profit from those sales because I've been holding since the bear market of 2018. And the prices that I've sold were considerably better than last year. What I've learned when you're about to sell, don't sell at once. Sell in portions and batches so that whenever the market moves huge, you're going to still have something to sell if the market goes up and higher than the last price that you've sold. I'm not into farming and lending, I'm just holding and buying whenever the market is at low or if the price goes low during this bull run, that's still a good time to buy.

Yeah, that happens a lot. We are too fast to sell everything to the market, and after that you regret it, because the price is still experiencing a high increase from your previous selling price. I agree with your opinion, that do not be in a hurry to sell the asset that you are investing or trading in its entirety. Sell the profits, keep your capital, that's what I do, or set aside about 10% - 25% of your initial capital. Because you have gained more than your initial capital, of course you will not lose if you lose it, just in case you do not regret it when the price is still soaring. Therefore, it is important to control emotions, especially patience. Because if you can control it well I think, at that time you will not immediately sell it as a whole, but first look at market conditions, through charts and news, you can see where in the future the price will move, even though it is just a prediction, at least you can have a standard when to sell entirely.