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How can you keep your “itchy fingers” in check? Put your core holdings into an earn product and swap them directly into something like USDGO. That way, when you can’t resist, you’ll remember there’s some friction involved in swapping back. This level is a bottom, but only a short-term bottom—not the kind of true bottom where you can go big... That’s how you keep yourself in check...
Then use your other small accounts to go all in. That way, even if everything goes “belly-up,” you’ll only lose a few thousand U, maybe 10,000–20,000 U at most, so your overall risk stays manageable. If you can’t resist and use your core holdings to trade, then get carried away, that’s when you can truly end up working hard for a year or two only to be back to square one overnight.
Instead of forcing yourself to go against human nature, find another way to channel it.
If you see an opportunity, take it. If you can’t put on a big position, can’t you at least put on a small one to make yourself feel better?
If it’s time to trade, trade—otherwise, you’ll feel awful later when you have no position at all.
Only trade with your core holdings when we hit a weekly bottom. Otherwise, don’t trade. If you do, go big...