2026-01-10 00:22:42

This wave of gains is indeed fierce, but here's the question—under such a rapid rally, can anyone really hold steady?

To be honest, most retail investors' positions have been washed out pretty much under this rhythm. Every time there's a quick surge like this, it's a good opportunity for big funds to clear out floating positions, with stop-loss orders coming one after another. Those who originally wanted to hold on see the price fall back and then rise again, and their mentality basically breaks.

From a technical perspective, such unilateral surges are often accompanied by concentrated chips and retail investors being forced out. Truly holding onto bottom positions and remaining unmoved during this process is indeed rare. Most participants end up being the ones washed out and forced to sell.

Interestingly, every time the market spikes, new funds come in, but the pattern remains the same. This is the market's normal state—experts take the meat, retail investors drink the soup, and then they get washed out.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-10 17:30

Sigh, no doubt about it, I was just caught in that batch of washouts, my mentality really collapsed. Another round of harvesting, retail investors should reflect on this. Can't hold on, brother. Every rise and fall makes my heart race. This trick has been played out, the big players always make money off us. I just want to ask, who can really hold from the bottom all the way to now? Forget it, forget it, I give up. I'll just watch others eat the profits quietly. It's always like this, I understand it deep down but still can't escape. This wave is obviously clearing out floating capital. I don't believe anyone can still hold on.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-10 00:52

Another wave of pulling the wool over the eyes, I'm already numb to it Honestly, who can hold on in this market? How strong must their mentality be? When it rises, I want to run; when it falls, I want to buy the dip. In the end, I didn't buy anything This is probably my fate, always the one washed out It's easy to say I can hold the chips, but in practice, my legs turn weak Every time I want to be that expert, but in the end, I realize I'm just stepping stones for others Newbies keep entering the market to take over, cycle after cycle, I see through this game

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-10 00:51

Stop bragging, this time no one held on, everyone got washed out Breaking mentality is routine operation, I just want to ask who can really stay steady Here we go again, new retail investors are entering... the ending is always the same All the nice words are just post-hoc strategizing, no one can really touch the true bottom chips This round of surge is purely to clear out floating chips, retail investors are always the ones getting cut Experts eat the meat while we drink the soup, and after drinking, we get washed out again, this is the market truth The faster the rise, the more dangerous it is, the套路 is always the same, why do some still fall for it

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-10 00:50

Let it rise, let it rise, anyway we're all here to be washed out. It's the same old story, every time claiming retail investors get washed out, then just don't play. It's good to have a strong mentality, it means you're still alive; those who are dead don't even feel it. Bottom chips, huh? I just want to ask, who has really gotten them? New rookies entering the market, the scythe is already in place, same old routine. Can you hold steady? I just want to ask, can you? This is a casino, a game where you can't tell who is the dealer and who is the retail investor.

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SleepyValidator

· 01-10 00:45

Here we go again, I've been washed out long ago to be honest. I just want to ask, who the hell can really hold onto the bottom chips without wavering? Say it, I want to learn. The moment my mentality explodes, I realize I'm not cut out for this. It's always the same script every time, I'm tired.

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