Don’t treat participants with different capital sizes as if they’re on a different tier. When you make a long-term investment, make one thing clear: the more sufficient your spare, disposable funds are, the more confidence you have to ride out market swings when volatility hits.


The more chips you have, the more you should actually stay calm and steady your mindset; if the market fluctuates even a little, and you keep trading back and forth too frequently, it’s easy to end up at a disadvantage.
Following price movements and jumping on the bandwagon is only human, but you need to consciously restrain that impulse.
It’s like I called her in the middle of the night and woke her up—even if she’s already cursing in her heart, I still speak nicely with my mouth:#带单
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· 07-20 18:12
That’s right—mindset and capital management matter more than the execution.
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