🔥 Why do most small retail investors lose money? Are they all easily “over-locked” at the same time?

It all starts from psychology—fear. Fear of being left behind, fear of standing outside the game… impatience when you see other people making money from investing.

In today’s “digital age,” the fastest thing is information. And it hits exactly what everyone in every household cares about… instantly turning into a powerful information-spread effect.

Crypto coin projects, conglomerates, or banks… they still operate normally; their value remains stable and fluctuates only slightly. But a few stories that are twisted through information channels, once celebrities get involved, turn into a frenzy—an unstoppable FOMO wave…

The more people show off profits, the more it reinforces the mindset: “If I don’t join, I’ll fall behind.”

- I shouldn’t miss out, because they’re still making money… then I rush in like a moth to a flame. When you see others profit big, you tell yourself it’s the “power of a strong delusion,” and then you jump in with leverage. Double loss every time.

Especially the student segment, and working people with normal incomes. They want to change their lives through investing, to turn things around… which makes them even more likely to get hooked on leverage—and the easiest to break.

And of course… it all comes from fear. Everyone’s afraid. But little do they know, out there, many others are also afraid—and they blindly rush in to buy. When the market becomes highly volatile… and when something happens, this is the segment that shorts the hardest. Turn around again and again—always piling in with losses.

No one who’s just starting investing is willing to accept… how much they’ll lose. They only see how much profit they hope for. Isn’t that true, everyone :))
I’ve had double losses for 10 years now, and I know it :))