Today is August 21st, BTC price: 113,910. A lot of bros and many people like to rely on their *gut feeling* to analyze the market—guessing where it might drop to, talking about filling some gap, or basing their trades on emotions, whether pessimistic or optimistic. Well, let me tell you, your method is not scientific at all. What you think is a big drop or a big rise is just *your opinion*. You might think a fancy meal is expensive, while a tycoon wouldn’t even flinch at taking someone out. You’re not even on the same wavelength. Relying on feelings to judge the market is wrong. Opportunities are always counterintuitive. When most people are optimistic and can’t resist jumping in, that’s usually not the best entry point. When most people are pessimistic and the chips are dirt cheap, that’s when you actually have the upper hand. I often say, think of yourself as a businessman. Your profit margin comes from buying goods when prices are low and selling them when prices are high enough. That’s the most basic, basic, *basic* logic of making money through investing. If you’re still letting emotions influence your investments, why not try doing the opposite for a change?