#SOLStandsStrong #WhenisBestTimetoEntertheMarket #WhenIsBestTimeToEnterTheMarket

20 February
The question itself is flawed.
Because markets don’t operate on “time.”
They operate on liquidity, imbalance, and positioning.
If you are waiting for a date, a candle color, or a tweet —
you’re already trading emotionally.
Let’s remove the illusion.
1️⃣ The Best Time Is When Liquidity Is Mispriced
Entry is not about buying dips.
It’s about identifying where weak hands are forced out
and strong hands absorb.
That moment rarely feels comfortable.
It feels uncertain.
And that’s the edge.
2️⃣ Entry Is About Asymmetry, Not Accuracy
You don’t need the bottom.
You need favorable risk-to-reward.
If downside is limited and upside is structurally open —
that is entry logic.
Precision traders chase ego.
Professionals chase probability.
3️⃣ Market Timing Is a Retail Obsession
Retail asks:
“Is now safe?”
Smart capital asks:
“Where is risk defined?”
Big difference.
The best time to enter the market is when: • Volatility has flushed weak liquidity
• Structure hasn’t broken
• Sentiment is hesitant
• Risk can be clearly invalidated
Not when everyone feels confident.
Final Reality:
If you feel comfortable entering —
it’s probably not the best entry.
The market rewards calculated discomfort.
So the better question is not:
“When is the best time to enter?”
It’s:
“Where is the edge right now?”