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Hello guys,
With this ordeal going on it seems much-lost faith and bailed as if the whole market is going to vanish. This kind of thing happens more often in the stock market with inside trading, embezzlement, etc. In reality, its a perfect time to get in with everything dropping so low. It will come back and come back bigger than ever after this dies down and there will be improvements to hopefully prevent this from happening again. So do not lose hope and know that the bad time will inevitably pass, and you may not be able to make up for this opportunity again. Just my opinion.

with market conditions like that we shouldn't need to worry and panic, for some people with bad market conditions is an opportunity to continue to add assets to their wallet, they will buy at a low value and sell when market conditions improve

That's how investors are, specially those who haven't had experience,

a. they are afraid of bearish market, when they should be adding more assets
b. they sell off and never comeback, or at least they are going back when we are in a bull run and price assets when they are already making a run.

So that is very wrong, we should accumulate when the price is low and that only happens in a bear market. And then sell it off to get a huge profit during a bull run and all time high.

minimal experience in investing will make things even more chaotic as you mentioned. the market is experiencing prolonged bearish will make many traders lose Assets if they do not understand it. even though it is an opportunity to continue to collect assets in the wallet and take profits when the market is normal

Listen up bud, investing without much experience can be a real mess, especially when the market's all bearish and everyone's freaking out. But hey, that doesn't mean you can't learn and grow from it. See, a bear market is like a big sale. You can scoop up some sweet deals and hold onto them until the market picks back up. Just don't go all in on something you don't fully understand, alright? And remember, slow and steady wins the race.

Of course, what you say is very true. Without having sufficient experience to make an investment, everything will be fatal and it is possible to lose your capital. especially with market conditions that do not support profit. I think what you said is a piece of advice