In the financial market, everyone wants to be fast - to quickly earn profits, quickly double their assets, quickly become a 'shark'. But the truth is, that 'fast' often leads to a loss even faster. I have seen too many people rush into waves, trying to catch the bottom - the peak like a gamble, and in the end, they are left with exhaustion and empty pockets.
This market does not reward the impatient; it only rewards those who know how to go slow but steady. Slow does not mean standing still, but taking firm steps, with each decision considered with patience and discipline. When you are slow enough to understand the market, you will see opportunities 'fast' come to you naturally - that is when you are ripe.
The lessons I want to convey:
Sustainable money-making is never a race for speed. You may win a few times by luck, but consistency is what takes you further.
The market is a mirror reflecting oneself. When you are greedy, afraid, or hasty, the market will reflect those exact emotions back and take away what you have.
No one wins every bet. Accepting mistakes and cutting losses at the right time is how you conserve your strength for bigger opportunities.
Understand value instead of just looking at price. Those who make sustainable profits are the ones who patiently choose assets with real value and let time do the rest.
I once jumped into the market with the mindset of 'one hit to be rich', but I realized that maturity in investing comes from knowing how to go slow, how to listen, and knowing when to stay out when necessary. Opportunities never run out, as long as you still have capital and faith, you will see the market always opening another door.
Slow but fast - meaning you don’t need to chase every wave, but let the market guide you to the safest opportunities. When you are not influenced by emotions, the growth rate of your assets will be faster than you think.
Future Smart Trader - Doctor of Profit