🗿WTF? Why do traders think they have the right to criticize others, or point out wrong decisions with stories that you will get it right with 90/95/99% probability?🗿
🤖First of all, I'm surprised that someone with experience in the market makes fun of others, even though the average reader doesn't know how the criticized trader traded.
Why do I have to read negative things?
Maybe it's a form of market manipulation or something. Because I can't understand the logic of constant negative content.
🤷🏻♂️ Confident traders.
I also find it difficult to understand the confidence of traders who publish data with an accurate assessment of the market situation and assure of certain movements and changes based on one or another market analysis. There is no doubt about the market analysis, but there are things that cannot be explained, at least immediately, and after a price drop or rise, someone loses money, while others make money. In fact, these are two teams of traders, simply divided into those who open an order up and those who open an order down.
🙌My subjective opinion is that traders make money from each other when it comes to futures contracts, and the exchange also benefits in the form of a commission for the transaction. Everyone is happy with everything, we are adults and we know why we are here, no one is talking about revealing the truth or anything like that.
It's just that it's hard for me, an investor-trader on spot orders, to take seriously these statements about what I will lose on the market and a list of ridiculous reasons why. I came to the market to make money, and only making money will make me convert coins to USDT.🙌