There are days when the market is in the red, and I quietly observe. Then suddenly, amidst the scene where everyone is losing, a few people jump up to brag: “I just took a profit of 200%, riding the whole wave,” along with screenshots of their profits. I look and just smile lightly: showing off profits – is it really just to show off?
No one is so idle that they just go online to show off every time they make a few bucks. Showing off profits is not just an action; it is a psychological strategy. Sometimes, the purpose behind it is not as simple as it seems:
• Show off to build an expert image – to create trust. The higher the trust, the easier it is to sell courses, signals, and VIP groups.
• Show off to bring others down – creating the illusion that “I am always right,” while others remain newbies forever.
• Show off to attract followers – the more followers, the easier it is to “lead the crowd.”
• Show off to sell at the peak, because when everyone is FOMOing, that is when they quietly exit their positions.
So, I am not against showing off profits, but I ask the question: if you are truly skilled, why show off? If you are consistently making money, why must you prove it to the world?
Trading is not a stage; it is a battlefield of patience and discipline. If you only care about who makes how much, you have fallen into the biggest trap of the market – the crowd's psychological trap.
Sometimes, the one who is silent is the most frightening.
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