It’s already started dropping. Hold steady until 77,000. It’ll go lower than that, but you can’t catch the entire move.
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330号交易员
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The odds of achieving great success through trading are far lower than the odds of getting into Tsinghua University.
But when we were in school, we didn’t have the ambition to get into Tsinghua, because exam after exam had shown us we weren’t good enough.
With trading, where the odds are even lower, our wins and losses have repeatedly shown us we’re not good enough—yet we still haven’t given up. Why?
Because getting into Tsinghua clearly requires mastering a vast amount of knowledge. Trading, on the other hand, is just a multiple-choice question: you don’t even need A, B, C, or D—just long or short.
But people often overlook that this long-or-short question may need to be answered thousands of times, and you have to get it right most of the time.
People haven’t given up because, among those 1,000 choices, they occasionally get a few dozen right. The pleasure those few dozen bring is enough to cover up the losses on hundreds of others.
For most of us, trading, judging by the outcome—and I do mean the outcome—is a lot like this:
There’s a kind of scam where they first let you make a few hundred bucks, so you believe it’s real. Then you get deeper and deeper into it, until eventually they take everything from you.
In the end, wealth doesn’t come through rushing.
If you had a chance to put an end to this source of pain once and for all, would you take it? If you win, quit. If you lose, quit too. Wouldn’t it be better to live your life well? Trading has cost you more than just time, hasn’t it?
Please click $BTC to put an end to it once and for all.
But when we were in school, we didn’t have the ambition to get into Tsinghua, because exam after exam had shown us we weren’t good enough.
With trading, where the odds are even lower, our wins and losses have repeatedly shown us we’re not good enough—yet we still haven’t given up. Why?
Because getting into Tsinghua clearly requires mastering a vast amount of knowledge. Trading, on the other hand, is just a multiple-choice question: you don’t even need A, B, C, or D—just long or short.
But people often overlook that this long-or-short question may need to be answered thousands of times, and you have to get it right most of the time.
People haven’t given up because, among those 1,000 choices, they occasionally get a few dozen right. The pleasure those few dozen bring is enough to cover up the losses on hundreds of others.
For most of us, trading, judging by the outcome—and I do mean the outcome—is a lot like this:
There’s a kind of scam where they first let you make a few hundred bucks, so you believe it’s real. Then you get deeper and deeper into it, until eventually they take everything from you.
In the end, wealth doesn’t come through rushing.
If you had a chance to put an end to this source of pain once and for all, would you take it? If you win, quit. If you lose, quit too. Wouldn’t it be better to live your life well? Trading has cost you more than just time, hasn’t it?
Please click $BTC to put an end to it once and for all.