📈 I've been trying to regain my trading touch lately. I've called on quite a few projects in the past week or two, and the directions were generally accurate, but I still sold many too early. For example, I called on @BigTrout very early, and it surged over 200 times at its peak. I sold too quickly and still ended up at a loss. Last night $Ferociter I also bought in very early and sold gradually, which was much better, but I still sold 50+ SOL short of the peak. 🎯 I've recently started to readjust to the market rhythm and adjust my trading strategy: 1. Before, I would buy and hold indefinitely – mostly turning a perpetual investment into a perpetual loss. 2. Last week, I switched to a quick in-and-out strategy, which resulted in accurate buying and early selling, turning me into a "chain farmer" (someone who only trades on the blockchain). 3. After reviewing my trades, I realized that combining the flexibility of a "P-type trader" with the composure of a "diamond hand" (someone who trades with a high-risk, high-reward approach) is the right approach. 4. That's how trading is: don't get discouraged, keep reviewing and iterating, and you'll have a chance to win. Currently, all calls are being sent in group chats; the pace is too fast, so it's not suitable to post them on Twitter.