Ever notice the wild disconnect in your own head during bull runs versus crash periods? When prices are pumping and breaking new highs, you're ready to throw everything into the position—conviction feels bulletproof. But the moment there's a dip, that same confidence evaporates. You start second-guessing, hunting for reasons why this time might be different, why the bottom could go even lower. It's wild how the exact same asset triggers opposite emotional responses depending on direction. The irony? Statistically, buying dips has historically been the better trade than chasing tops. Yet our brains work backwards—maximum greed at peaks, maximum fear at valleys.