预测顶部和底部都是极其幼稚的做法
不要轻易抄底
也不要轻易摸空
做现货，做看得懂的现货，且在合适的价格分批买
不要看人家黄金你就梭哈黄金
不要看人家接针你就20x做多
fomo是最害人的情绪
希望大家都是赚钱机器，么么哒

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Predicting tops and bottoms is an extremely naive approach; don't buy the dips too easily.
Don't blindly trade spot commodities. Trade what you understand, and buy in batches at appropriate prices. Don't go all in on gold just because others are doing it, and don't go long on gold at 20x just because others are long.
FOMO is the most harmful emotion. I hope everyone can be a money-making machine. Mwah!

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