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Just look at these traders' confessions and you'll know - they are all a bunch of lovely "little devils"! 😂
Those recurring thoughts: "This time is really different", "I wish I had known earlier", "I was too greedy", "I couldn't escape"... each one is painfully piercing. From "I feel like it's going to rise" to "I feel like it's going to fall", and then to "it's going to continue to fall", how many people have repeatedly gone through these psychological processes with coins like ETH, BTC, SOL.
Then there are those heartbreaking moments: another loss. Should I run? What about the teacher? Slapping my thigh won't help. Some comfort themselves saying "value investing, let's look again in 5 years," some swear "next time I will definitely follow the rules," and some say "I'll control my position slowly in the future." But when it comes down to it, how many people still dare not tell their family the truth when the market fluctuates?
At this point, the most sorry ones are the family. This might be the deepest regret in the hearts of every trader.
When it drops, I really want to smash my phone; when it rises, I can't bear to sell. Just keep messing around like this.
The most regretful thing is hiding it from my family. This matter is indeed dishonest.
Speaking of which, hiding things from family really hits hard. Why bother?
Next time, just be honest. Don't talk about discipline anymore; you just can't keep it.
The real heartbreak isn't the loss itself, it's that line "I didn't dare to tell my family the truth"... that's the essence of it.