Early Week Musings

The market always behaves this way, causing around 95% of people to incur losses, lose money, and become disheartened. It makes even the most optimistic individuals turn pessimistic or fearful. Strangely enough, market makers (MM) know how to manipulate the psychology of players. As long as you're still in the market, most people have the urge to tinker, rush into orders, optimize ups and downs, jump from one asset to another, chase FOMO at the peak, or cut losses right at the bottom. Very few people can remain calm, buying and selling scientifically like in textbooks or in the 🥹🥹🥹.

At this point, after many ups and downs, only a small percentage of people are still profitable in the market. The majority are either at a loss or, if lucky, breaking even. The difference is that those who manage their capital better suffer less than those who go all-in or trade recklessly 🥲.