Before the bull market comes, how can retail investors follow suit and not fall behind?
Tell a little story! smart boy
There was a little boy. One day his mother took him to the grocery store to buy things. When the boss saw this cute child, he opened a can of candies and asked the little boy to take a handful of candies by himself, but the boy did not make any move. After several invitations, the boss personally grabbed a handful of candies and put them into his pocket.
Back home, the mother curiously asked the little boy why he asked the boss to catch the candies instead of grabbing them by himself. The little boy's answer was wonderful: "Because my hands are smaller! And the boss's hands are bigger, so he must get them." Much more than what I got!”
This is a smart kid who knows his own strengths and limitations, and more importantly, he also knows that others are better than him. Not only relying on your own strength for everything, but also learning to rely on others when appropriate is a kind of humility, and it is also a kind of wisdom.
I do not recommend that retail investors rely on the advice of so-called experts and famous speakers to speculate in currencies. However, we can choose excellent experts or experts to learn from. Learn how they think and their attitude towards the market. Every master I know has an unknown history of blood and tears behind him. Now, keeping up with the thoughts of Grayscale holders is our humble attitude, and it is also our wisdom.
Follow me to not get lost!
Tell a little story! smart boy
There was a little boy. One day his mother took him to the grocery store to buy things. When the boss saw this cute child, he opened a can of candies and asked the little boy to take a handful of candies by himself, but the boy did not make any move. After several invitations, the boss personally grabbed a handful of candies and put them into his pocket.
Back home, the mother curiously asked the little boy why he asked the boss to catch the candies instead of grabbing them by himself. The little boy's answer was wonderful: "Because my hands are smaller! And the boss's hands are bigger, so he must get them." Much more than what I got!”
This is a smart kid who knows his own strengths and limitations, and more importantly, he also knows that others are better than him. Not only relying on your own strength for everything, but also learning to rely on others when appropriate is a kind of humility, and it is also a kind of wisdom.
I do not recommend that retail investors rely on the advice of so-called experts and famous speakers to speculate in currencies. However, we can choose excellent experts or experts to learn from. Learn how they think and their attitude towards the market. Every master I know has an unknown history of blood and tears behind him. Now, keeping up with the thoughts of Grayscale holders is our humble attitude, and it is also our wisdom.
Follow me to not get lost!