The hardest part about trading is not really finding narratives or speed or sizing, the hardest part is understanding asymmetric upside based around the market Whether to dial up your sizing, pushing more volume, exiting quicker, buying earlier, it all boils down to how you understand the current markets and whether your actions will result in a higher chance of a gain than a loss I recently been reading over a lot of analysts predictions for the SP500 and they all have something similar There's always been periods that favored aggressive approaches when it comes to leading industries but vice versa there's been plenty of times where it's been highly effective to just be safe in diversified holdings Crypto works in similar fashion but usually with more asymmetry when it comes to r/r Your job as a trader will always be to know when to dial it up or down You can't be a holder in a flippers market, you can't be a flipper in a holders market (I say this loosely cuz obviously you can but more times than not you'll be punished for it) But there will always be transitional periods where what's needed flips slowly and that's where legends are made (or makes a comeback) Believe in something