Why I rarely post
1. In reality, there is very little truly important information in trading, and much of it is deliberately shown to you by others, constantly stirring your emotions to reel you in. Additionally, often even if the information is true, by the time you see it, it's already too late, and you end up just catching the falling knife. Similarly, looking at various financial news can ignite your anxiety, making you like a jumping monkey, manipulated by others, seemingly giving you opportunities, but in fact, the outcome is already determined. In trading, the first step is to stabilize your own irrational and emotional parts; otherwise, you will undoubtedly fail over time.
2. I do not want to overly disturb others. I personally find it annoying when someone is constantly posting about trivial matters. People's energy is limited; to allow quality people and information to continuously enter your life while reducing entanglements with certain individuals is essential for steering your life towards a positive cycle. Approaching smart people and staying away from toxic individuals and matters is a highly cost-effective strategy for trading.
3. I have other businesses and do not solely work in finance, so I cannot post things for you every day, nor do I intend to make money off my followers. My posts are purely my own thoughts shared for the sake of discussion and learning together.
4. I would rather take risks myself than post uncertain information. I understand that such information could potentially harm others; my own mistakes are inconsequential, but harming others is something I cannot do. Therefore, I generally post information that is highly certain, and if needed, you can follow me for discussions.
When you read my words, you may think I am a rational and calm person, and I hope those who follow me are the same. I also wish to engage in multifaceted exchanges with such individuals.
BMT