So, you gave into FOMO. Compound was shiny and new, exploding onto the scene. You surely were the first one to notice, since it had only been trading for a few days, and that makes you an early adopter. But ... it turns out that bubbles crash. You bought high. Now you’re frustrated and thinking of selling — selling low. DON’T! The same reasons you thought this was a good long-term investment are still reasons.
As per usual, Fibonacci will determine where this goes. Here are the Fibonacci lines. We can see that we are currently testing *two* resistance lines! If these both break, expect good things. Which Fibonacci lines it stops at next, no one knows, so I’ve drawn out a few guesses with arrows.
You bought on a bubble. It’s human nature and you’re human. Now it’s time to ignore the urge to sell low. You know that Compound is revolutionary and, yes, you are an early adopter. Stick it out. Or maybe buy a little more. Outsmart the other humans with math!
As per usual, Fibonacci will determine where this goes. Here are the Fibonacci lines. We can see that we are currently testing *two* resistance lines! If these both break, expect good things. Which Fibonacci lines it stops at next, no one knows, so I’ve drawn out a few guesses with arrows.
You bought on a bubble. It’s human nature and you’re human. Now it’s time to ignore the urge to sell low. You know that Compound is revolutionary and, yes, you are an early adopter. Stick it out. Or maybe buy a little more. Outsmart the other humans with math!
