
Alex
@alinv
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Every dollar you take from the market isn't just money, it's time.
It's freedom. It's a part of your life that you no longer have to give up for something you don't want to do.
Think about how much time people give up to earn money.
Some wake up before dawn, commute for hours, and spend all day at a job they hate, just to earn enough to survive.
Others toil in physically grueling jobs, breaking their bodies for a paycheck that never seems to be enough.
When you see money for what it really is - energy, time, and sacrifice - you begin to understand that every dollar deserves respect.
If you take $100 from the market, it could be a day's pay for someone working a job they hate.
If you earn $1,000, that's a whole week of dealing with a hateful boss, stuck in traffic, stress, and hatred, and you did it in a few minutes, on a screen, using only skill, patience, and proper execution.
That's why it's important to cherish every dollar.
Every dollar saved is another moment in your life. 0 reply
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markets don't move to reward the masses, they move to liquidate them.
that's the brutal truth of this game.
before any big move, the market will do everything it can to shake out as many people as possible - especially those with weak hands and high leverage.
- it will pump to attract longs, then crash.
- it will crash hard to scare you, only to reverse sharply.
- it will convince you it's over just before it takes off.
same thing, every time.
so what is the market really designed for?
to make the average person richer and less dependent on the system?
wrong.
it exists to transfer wealth from impatient, emotional traders and investors to the professionals who actually understand the game.
"The game is rigged, but once you understand the rules, you can win at it."
- Don't get lost in the noise they constantly create.
- Don't get trapped by their erroneous market predictions, dictated solely by fear and greed.
Just use your head for its intended purpose, and everything will be fine. 0 reply
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