Whale Sets "Ten Major Goals": Geopolitical Upheavals May Offer Entry Points, Has Already Allocated to Tech Stocks and Crypto Assets
According to Odaily, the whale "Set 10 Big Goals First" posted on the X platform, stating that the current period is a good time to acquire technology assets and spot digital assets. High-quality assets are a good buy at this time. Looking beyond appearances to the essence, they have gradually bought in over the past month. The core logic is still the judgment that the impact of geopolitical events will not further expand. The stop-loss on the last Bitcoin position was also set quite high (around $67,500).
"Set 10 Big Goals First" further added that in investing, you have to learn to make friends with time, observe trends, and watch the cycle. If you can't buy at the absolute bottom, then just make sure to build your position at a relatively cyclical low. In our limited life and limited rationality, making three or four large-scale correct decisions is enough.
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