The Cemetery of the "Stubborn"
There’s a very fine line between being resilient and simply being a liquidity provider for the market.
It makes me laugh to see people who, after hitting five stop losses in a row, keep opening the same position "because this time it has to go down."
The market has no feelings, but it seems to enjoy devouring those who trade with their egos
A stop loss isn’t a suggestion; it’s the market telling you: "You were wrong."
But of course, it’s easier to blame manipulation or bad luck than to admit your analysis is garbage.
In the end, the market doesn’t reward the person who tries the hardest, but the one who adapts best—and it always, always gives you another shot!
$GTC
There’s a very fine line between being resilient and simply being a liquidity provider for the market.
It makes me laugh to see people who, after hitting five stop losses in a row, keep opening the same position "because this time it has to go down."
The market has no feelings, but it seems to enjoy devouring those who trade with their egos
A stop loss isn’t a suggestion; it’s the market telling you: "You were wrong."
But of course, it’s easier to blame manipulation or bad luck than to admit your analysis is garbage.
In the end, the market doesn’t reward the person who tries the hardest, but the one who adapts best—and it always, always gives you another shot!
$GTC