If I took your advice and held at $1100, I would have 25 BTC (and not very much Fiat). Or would I? At what price point would I have cracked in a manic rage and cashed out? Would I have taken a 50% hit? a 60% hit? a 70% hit on my capital? And say for arguments sake that I was still holding like a good little hodler, when would I be willing to cash my BTC in? At $700, at $800, at $900? What if I resolved to cash out at $1000 but Bitcoin never gets that high by the time this rally period is through, and what happens if Bitcoin does indeed go lower than $300 before we ever see $1000 again?
Can you guarantee that this won't happen?
See the reason you still don't understand bitcoin is your last question here. If your only reason to be here in bitcoin trading is short-term dollar gains, then whatever suits you, I definitely have no inclination to have more dollars than I already have.
The only reason I (and anybody else who understood what bitcoin is) trades here is to have more coins, period. You don't "panic cash out" because the only time you panic is when you are in fiat. Now go ahead with your childish insults about "koolaid foaming" or whatever is it you say to rationalize you erratic trading. But maybe instead you should try and understand the other side (which has always outperformed you, so far, with much less - read zero - stress and time spent).