Totally agree, no more and no less than that.

🔴 Advice for those with small amounts of money: Most say: "When I buy, the coin drops, and when I sell, it rises." Most people lose money this way. So, I'll give you a trading secret I discovered during my subscription period: The bullish trap attracts traders to buy, believing that the coin will rise even more. When they buy a few minutes later, the coin drops. This is normal because the measure you used to assess your purchase and the thought you had when you made your purchase are similar to the thousands of traders who bought. When they buy, the supply increases and the demand decreases, causing the coin to drop.
Advice:
✅1- Do not buy when you see the coin rising.
✅2- Do not invest your money in a single coin.
✅3- Make sure of the coin before buying.
✅4- Do not sell when the price drops, regardless of the cost. These are supply and demand markets; just as what fell today will rise tomorrow.
✅5- Know that you enter to make profits, not to lose. Most people see another coin rising, so they sell the first coin at a loss, just to chase the second, falling into the same trap. Never sell.
✅6- Buy when you see the markets falling.
✅7- Never sell for less than the interest.
✅8- If you have a small amount, do not invest in coins whose price exceeds $1. Enter coins whose price is low and you will gain profits.
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