Funniest thing always happens in a bear market;
You get influencer guru wannabe gigachads acting like they're OJ Simpsons lawyer trying to argue a case they know is wrong.
If the glove fits, right?
When the ships sinking peeps turn into three people;
(1) They admit they were wrong, reassess and act accordingly (2) They deny their lying eyes and continue to nuke their Trading account (3) They secretly close their positions, but tell the world they're still open, until it eventually proves to be unpopular in which case they are already safe from any disasters.
That last one is particularly offensive, it's like the elite of the world going into underground bunkers secretly before meteors strike the earth.
Cowardly.
But It's hard to hold people accountable, nor do I care to really do so - the only thing I can do (and you too by proxy) is to not be (2) and (3) - makes you less of a superhero when you are wrong, humans are more relatable anyway.
+ Your audience will appreciate you serving them rather than your own selfish self interests.
Just some food for thought.
Admitting when you were wrong, allows a bonding experience greater than any other.
When was the last time I was wrong?
Well...
I picked the exact top on Tesla, Bitcoin and the stock market, but I didn't think Bitcoin would crack 60k, I had it stopping sooner - but I was wrong - luckily I didn't bet on it or tell anyone else to bet on it, but the fact remains...
...own your loss like a champion and people will respect you.
Or just deny reality, like the guy who says "I'm not crying, my eyes are hot!".
It's up to you Ninja.
Decide what type of financial speculator you want to be.
That's all for this ep, give a like and comment for the algo.
Nick
You get influencer guru wannabe gigachads acting like they're OJ Simpsons lawyer trying to argue a case they know is wrong.
If the glove fits, right?
When the ships sinking peeps turn into three people;
(1) They admit they were wrong, reassess and act accordingly (2) They deny their lying eyes and continue to nuke their Trading account (3) They secretly close their positions, but tell the world they're still open, until it eventually proves to be unpopular in which case they are already safe from any disasters.
That last one is particularly offensive, it's like the elite of the world going into underground bunkers secretly before meteors strike the earth.
Cowardly.
But It's hard to hold people accountable, nor do I care to really do so - the only thing I can do (and you too by proxy) is to not be (2) and (3) - makes you less of a superhero when you are wrong, humans are more relatable anyway.
+ Your audience will appreciate you serving them rather than your own selfish self interests.
Just some food for thought.
Admitting when you were wrong, allows a bonding experience greater than any other.
When was the last time I was wrong?
Well...
I picked the exact top on Tesla, Bitcoin and the stock market, but I didn't think Bitcoin would crack 60k, I had it stopping sooner - but I was wrong - luckily I didn't bet on it or tell anyone else to bet on it, but the fact remains...
...own your loss like a champion and people will respect you.
Or just deny reality, like the guy who says "I'm not crying, my eyes are hot!".
It's up to you Ninja.
Decide what type of financial speculator you want to be.
That's all for this ep, give a like and comment for the algo.
Nick