> All my major losses come after a big win when I didn't stop. > All my real big wins and the money I kept long-term > are because I caught a good trend once and then immediately stopped to live my life.
Pickle Cat
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If you want to stop losing money, please stop day trading immediately (this is not clickbait)
Because retail investors are essentially a structural scam. This article is a bit long, but if you are willing to give me 120 seconds, I guarantee you will thank me in a few years. I started trading when I was a teenager. I made a lot of money, thinking I was Batman. I also lost even more money, which hurt a lot, and even now I am still fixing the cracks from back then. I've tried all the strategies that retail investors can access. I even seriously day traded for a year, thinking I could finally turn things around, but the result was so miserable that just thinking about it still hurts.
How bad was my PNL at that time? Even my grandmother made more money than I did! And she just followed the method I taught her to automatically invest in Bitcoin.
Looking back at the trading records of the past two years, we can see that the big profits were made when the market was good, and they did not last long! Big losses, without exception, are all contracts! It's all, it's all, it's a contract! This also shows that I am not suitable for the contract! Although I think 99% of people in the entire market are not suitable for contracts! But there are always those one in ten thousand people who make a lot of money in the contract market. I am very self-aware that I am not the 1%! So in summary, most of the time you make money because the market is feeding you, and you have to rely on your own knowledge to make money when the market is good. However, most of the time the market is not good or fluctuating, so most of the time you have to control it. Control the contract. If you can do this, you can guarantee that you will not lose much. If you can not lose much, then if you persist and encounter opportunities, won't you make money! The longer you live, the more opportunities you will encounter. If you lose a little today and lose a little tomorrow, your principal will be lost. What can you earn?
I've been at it for so long—$FORM You can't wash it away unless the dog faction pumps the market. Only a pump can wash it out. I'll give you a price: 1 buck, I’ll leave halfway. 2 bucks, I’ll leave the remaining 50%. 3 bucks, I’ll clear out completely. 4 bucks—I'll leave it for whoever’s meant to have it.
王大锤锤
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0.2's $FORM you look down on 0.3's $FORM you don't care 4 knives' $FORM you exclaim you can't afford
$FORM After last year's buyback announcement, it washed out the盘 and then rallied to 4 dollars. After this buyback, if it drops back to the buyback price, how high will it be pulled up to?
$FORM It still has to be you—you can always be guessed right. Directly where it’s needed, wherever it goes back, it’s to smash the buyback price every time
$FORM This dogshit thing last year in February when the momentum was at its peak and charging fees was going crazy, making platform fee income, it said it would 100% buy back BNB. From the form result, I only see announcements and not any TX. After the announcement, it was cut in half, then washed and pumped back to 4 bucks. This time it got beaten half to death by that newly launched platform. Fees dropped to almost negligible. Then it did a buyback of 150k and directly posted the TX. So it turns out that when it was making money, the “fake” buyback didn’t make money, but the real buyback is just afraid of death + stingy. Still, if you’ve got any shame left, then announce whether this buyback is a one-time thing or just the start. Not daring to say it means it’s a one-time thing. But considering what you said, I’ll treat it like p as well, so I only dare to trade short-term.
$BNB bnb In the past year, Binance repurchased BNB worth 4.5 billion. Based on the current market cap, the P/E ratio is about 22x. But you need to know that this repurchase uses only 20% of profits. Of course, we haven't seen any company calculate a P/E ratio based on 20% of profits. So if we use the traditional company P/E ratio, Binance's P/E would be 22/5=4.4x. Therefore, with a trillion-dollar market cap, BNB's P/E would be 44x. Honestly, I can accept that.
$BNCB remember that bnc is only now a US-listed company with a market cap of 300 million cz is the controlling shareholder the previous cz controlling shareholder’s company was binance, with a market cap exceeding 100 billion
$BNCB Binance doesn’t necessarily need to get listed. It only needs to strengthen and grow BNB’s market value. But if there’s a listed shell that can package BNB value into it, then that company’s market cap will grow along with BNB as well. In that case, the company’s shareholders can directly benefit too. MicroStrategy has already proven that this system works. And yesterday, after YZI exercised BNC, its BNC shareholding ratio reached 20%. As everyone knows, YZI is the CZ family office, meaning CZ’s holding of BNC also reaches 20%. Those who get it, get it.