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November 10, 2022, 08:29:11 PM
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Crashes are always caused by some sort of FUD imo, it's brought by panic and fear of customers in a market and not something that naturally or gradually happens like in a bear market (though a crash can eventually lead to a gradual entry to a bear market).

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.
Naturally. Crashes are more often opportunities for those that see that the asset could still grow back, and that the crash was a result simply of panic. The underlying value of the asset is still there. Both those who lost and those who haven't both have the opportunity to ride on it, as long as said asset can still actually grow back.
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November 10, 2022, 06:59:36 PM
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Have observed in past that sudden crashes tend to be caused by FUD/over-reaction rather than anything substantial and the market eventually recovers.

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.

Looking at past historical performance, FUD always plays a big role in market crashes.

If a FUD is successfully executed, it can trigger the domino effect and will result in continuous bearish performance.

No choice but to try to withstand it no matter what. After all, it's not that bear trend will lasted fo long.
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November 10, 2022, 06:57:09 PM
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Have observed in past that sudden crashes tend to be caused by FUD/over-reaction rather than anything substantial and the market eventually recovers.

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.



Great things will come ahead with it since those big institutions soon will catch those knife falling so we need to prepare so that we can ride the accumulation stage. If we miss this golden opportunity to buy while market is so cheap then provably we will regret for another time again.

 This crashes just been fueled up by manipulators so we need to be calm so that we can think about our next move to prepare on recovery stage.
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November 10, 2022, 06:50:58 PM
#3
Have observed in past that sudden crashes tend to be caused by FUD/over-reaction rather than anything substantial and the market eventually recovers.

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.
Definitely, and that's why when there is bad news that is coming ahead. We already have a clue of what's waiting ahead and we have to be ready when that's seen.
I honestly thought that FUD won't affect the market anymore because in the past, it didn't work or it's just because we went through the bull run and those didn't work.
But this time, most of these FUD is really something else and they're bigger than before and that's why it's moving everyone even the ones who's been staying long in the market.
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November 10, 2022, 06:41:13 PM
#2
Have observed in past that sudden crashes tend to be caused by FUD/over-reaction rather than anything substantial and the market eventually recovers.
It doesn't seem to be true at all. As long as FUD was not real and market will be eventually recover but once FUD becomes real then market gets hurting so hard. Only assets that didn't have direct affiliation with the thing that got FUD would eventually recover from the bottom.

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.
Yeah, picking right assets who got pushed down due to the panic sell that happened with market.
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November 10, 2022, 04:48:09 PM
#1
Have observed in past that sudden crashes tend to be caused by FUD/over-reaction rather than anything substantial and the market eventually recovers.

In such times, capital can be handy as such opportunities are like finding gold on street.

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