Don’t go by the person when deciding how to serve them.


You need to understand:
The more principal you have, the stronger your ability to withstand risk.
You must, above all, learn to stay steady.
Don’t chase after gains or panic-sell just because of a little turbulence.
Yes, it’s human nature—but you should still do your best to overcome it.
It’s like how I called her at midnight and woke her up.
Even if she might curse me ten thousand times in her heart, she still says out loud that it’s fine.
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HoneyTaster
· 07-20 18:46
Yes, the amount of capital determines one’s mindset, but more important is discipline. A lot of people with small funds still make chaotic decisions, while people with large funds tend to be more cautious instead. The example of calling in the middle of the night shows the other party has perspective; the same is true for coordinated trading or leading trades.
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GaugesScouter
· 07-20 18:06
That metaphor about someone calling at midnight feels too real—actually, you have to push through the volatility to make big money.
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ArtCollector
· 07-20 17:38
That’s very true—having a calm, big mindset with the principal keeps things steady.
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AirdropNomad
· 07-20 17:15
Everyone understands the logic, but human nature is hard to overcome. Still, you’re right: risk-resilience is positively correlated with principal, so it’s better to build up your principal first before discussing strategy.
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