The money you invest needs to be hidden.

I found that many excellent traders are especially smooth when trading quietly, without being known—position management, entry points, and profits are all handled particularly well.

But once they’re discovered and people start bringing others to invest, recommending entry levels, and in the end, basically they all crash.

The same is true for big institutions and large asset managers.

Even the world’s smartest 1% can’t eat both trading and traffic at the same time.

In fact, many people who focus on traffic really do hit a bottleneck in trading—they can’t level up, so they need traffic as a safety net.

Really rolling funds from a8 and compounding 20% every year is too hard.

Some of the excellent traders I know basically stay away from the media, away from socializing, and away from market hotspots.

Loneliness is destined to be a required course for traders.

Great traders need to avoid getting harmed by traffic backlash.