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SCATTERING OF THE DAY WITHOUT ORDERS
Today, I leisurely browsed TikTok and realized…
Vietnam has so many “kings and queens of blowing candles” indeed.
Some guys place orders without looking at the price, just seeing a “good feeling” and they dive in.
Some girls stick to the 15-minute or 1-hour frames, laughing when they profit and saying “let’s do it again” when they lose.
If trading were that easy, everyone would be rich already…
The reality is: trading is not a game of chance for a fun livestream.
Don’t drag others into a gamble, only for them to sell off all their assets, borrow money just to “recover their orders like their idol.”
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I used to know many traders who weren’t great at technical skills, but managed their capital extremely well, knowing how to allocate cash flow smartly.
On the contrary, there are those who are very strong in technical analysis but end up losing due to overtrading, going all-in, or not knowing when to stop.
The common point of those who survive the longest is:
👉 They understand clearly where their strengths lie and where their weaknesses are.
👉 And they never let emotions guide their trading decisions.
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If you don’t know, you have to learn.
If you’re not good, you have to train.
Don’t put real money on a gamble where you only hold the 3 of spades.
⸻
The market doesn’t kill the ignorant – it only kills those who think they are good.
Stay sharp!
Today, I leisurely browsed TikTok and realized…
Vietnam has so many “kings and queens of blowing candles” indeed.
Some guys place orders without looking at the price, just seeing a “good feeling” and they dive in.
Some girls stick to the 15-minute or 1-hour frames, laughing when they profit and saying “let’s do it again” when they lose.
If trading were that easy, everyone would be rich already…
The reality is: trading is not a game of chance for a fun livestream.
Don’t drag others into a gamble, only for them to sell off all their assets, borrow money just to “recover their orders like their idol.”
⸻
I used to know many traders who weren’t great at technical skills, but managed their capital extremely well, knowing how to allocate cash flow smartly.
On the contrary, there are those who are very strong in technical analysis but end up losing due to overtrading, going all-in, or not knowing when to stop.
The common point of those who survive the longest is:
👉 They understand clearly where their strengths lie and where their weaknesses are.
👉 And they never let emotions guide their trading decisions.
⸻
If you don’t know, you have to learn.
If you’re not good, you have to train.
Don’t put real money on a gamble where you only hold the 3 of spades.
⸻
The market doesn’t kill the ignorant – it only kills those who think they are good.
Stay sharp!
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