2026-01-18 22:40:38

Look at those people who haven't made a profitable trade in over two months but remain confident—this phenomenon itself reveals all the problems. Often, we overestimate the value of action. What should we do? Actually, do nothing. Inaction is often the smartest choice. The market isn't about being busier to make more money; rather, those who can hold their ground and are not driven by FOMO tend to survive the longest.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-21 12:19

Honestly, people who have been losing money for two months and still keep bragging are a dime a dozen. Stop messing around, really, the market is just like that—playing with your mentality. Only those who can hold on will laugh last; the FOMO crowd has already been wiped out. Not taking action may sound uncomfortable, but it’s the truth. It’s really about staying calm; you don’t have to participate in every market movement.

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FundingMartyr

· 01-18 23:08

Haven't made money in two months and still bragging, this mindset is truly remarkable.

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down_only_larry

· 01-18 23:06

Haven't made money in two months and still dare to boast, how self-deceptive can you be? Haha

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RugResistant

· 01-18 22:58

ngl, this hits different when you actually analyze the patterns. two months of red trades yet still shouting confidence? that's literally a textbook vulnerability waiting to be exploited by your own ego. seen this attack vector before.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-18 22:51

Lying flat is the real skill, really. The more you move, the more you lose.

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