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How many people left the market because they saw manipulation?
Okay, let me tell you something...
If you haven't been knocked around in this market,
If you haven't been slapped,
You won't become a man with a profession and possess a free skill.
The market doesn't teach with roses...
You have to go down, lose, collapse a bit, and then stand up and understand the game.
Today's lesson?
Nothing is permanent.
No war, no geopolitics, no constant fear.
Alternative currencies today are choked...
But this choking? Like coal before it becomes a diamond.
Burning and pressure are necessary...
And then it becomes a gem in your wallet.
The problem isn't here...
The problem is when you enter a high point with all your capital,
And then say I don't have liquidity to lower the average!
Why didn't you calculate from the beginning?
For example, do you have $200?
Choose only two currencies, and manage them well.
Enter with 40$ only the first time.
Keep following... If the price drops?
Increase the same amount, without fear, without haste.
If the price goes up and doesn't come back? You won.
And if it drops? Adjust your average wisely
It will return to your entry point while you are in profit. And you'll have the opportunity then to decide: continue, change, or learn a new lesson.
The market isn't harsh, but it doesn't forgive those who enter without a plan.
Okay, let me tell you something...
If you haven't been knocked around in this market,
If you haven't been slapped,
You won't become a man with a profession and possess a free skill.
The market doesn't teach with roses...
You have to go down, lose, collapse a bit, and then stand up and understand the game.
Today's lesson?
Nothing is permanent.
No war, no geopolitics, no constant fear.
Alternative currencies today are choked...
But this choking? Like coal before it becomes a diamond.
Burning and pressure are necessary...
And then it becomes a gem in your wallet.
The problem isn't here...
The problem is when you enter a high point with all your capital,
And then say I don't have liquidity to lower the average!
Why didn't you calculate from the beginning?
For example, do you have $200?
Choose only two currencies, and manage them well.
Enter with 40$ only the first time.
Keep following... If the price drops?
Increase the same amount, without fear, without haste.
If the price goes up and doesn't come back? You won.
And if it drops? Adjust your average wisely
It will return to your entry point while you are in profit. And you'll have the opportunity then to decide: continue, change, or learn a new lesson.
The market isn't harsh, but it doesn't forgive those who enter without a plan.
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