If two investors sells at the same price but one accumulated during a bear market while the other bought near the top out of FOMO, their profits won't even be close. The market rewards patience more than excitement. That's why corrections is not something to fear. Moreover, correction offers the best opportunities to improve your average entry price.
A good selling strategy still matters, but it cannot completely fix a poor buying routine. Chasing green candles, buying because everyone is bullish, or trying to recover losses with emotional trades usually does more harm than good.
Patient is Virtue that is what people says and in most cases it is true but why you are been patient you should ensure you are not really move by things ( i mean emotional person) because if you are patient, hoping and expecting the price to move in your favor and then all of a sudden it started going against you, you should not panic because the market will always test your emotions and how patient you can be, some people are not always patient enough that is why they panic and sell in loss.
