{"content":"One thing I notice a lot: When someone is doing technical analysis on a chart for example, Bitcoin is at 67,000 and they say, “I expect Bitcoin to go here,” whether it’s 60k, 55k, or even 80k, that’s just analysis and that’s completely fine. We all do analysis. You should be doing it too. But the mistake is when you start forcing that analysis onto the market thinking the market "must" do this. Let’s say Bitcoin is around 67k and you planned to buy at 62k, $55k or whatever the price you have in your mind , but price never goes there. Instead of accepting that, most people start forcing their idea: drawing new resistance, new trendlines, coming up with new reasons just to justify that 55k or 80k will be hit. That’s the wrong approach, If the market isn’t going there, stop forcing it. In the market, the only valid way to think is: If the market does this - I will take a trade. You should never believe that whatever you’ve drawn or analyzed on the chart has to play out. The market doesn’t have to do anything you want. Always go with the market. When the market doesn’t go as you planned and new information appears on the chart, use that information to adjust your plan. If your original plan isn’t being followed, that simply means you need a new plan based on the latest data. Always focus on what the market is showing you. Never try to force the market. You can only force things you control. If you think you control the market, then sure force it. But if you don’t, then you have to move with it.","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["BTC/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}