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Risk aversion sentiment is at an all-time high! This market trend isn't about a lack of opportunities, but about most people misjudging the direction!
Once the market enters "risk-averse mode," the logic becomes simple yet brutal: money flows only to what it perceives as safe places.
First, observe how the situation develops. In the short term, conflicts won't end quickly nor escalate fully, but will remain in a "high-pressure state." This state is most conducive to creating volatility because every piece of news could be a trigger.
The rise of WTI is a typical risk-averse trade. But note, this kind of increase often follows a "rise on expectations, then see reality." If reality doesn't catch up, prices will pull back.
A drop in BTC is another side. It is fundamentally a risk asset, and when uncertainty rises, it will naturally be reduced. But this also means that once sentiment improves, its rebound could be faster.
Key strategies:
Don't try to catch every fluctuation;
Choose opportunities you understand;
Accept missing out rather than chasing highs.
Many people lose money because they want to participate in every wave. As a result, they end up in the wrong positions each time.
To sum up: the market always offers opportunities, but not every opportunity belongs to you. Picking the right direction is more important than frequent trading.
#Tensions between the US and Iran shake the market