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I'm not particularly against the Crypto Bros, or the young kids trying to make it in this business. But there are no shortcuts. Good luck.

59k seems fair...
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Overtrading is the number one reason people have a hard time in this business. The second reason, generally, is being a jackass.
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Thanks for the laugh!

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Don't limit yourself!!
{quote} Hey, sure there is a negative expectation! But what are the procetages ? There is always a 2% chance for you to not reach the other side of the street in a very busy crossing. But if they charge you $2 to put your $100 bet on the red, your game is no longer a 50-50 game. It's a House Always Wins Game. Mathematically, is just a matter of time. So if you think you can beat the odds and the House you are a fool. But if you go there to play for fun is like going for a skydive with the gang and after that pour some nasty 12 year old liquids in...
some parts are not correct. yes, the whole market is negative sum game because of fees. so average trading person is losing. that will not be true for individual person (this 3. level always people missing and make so no arguments about reality for a person) , here depends how different you are against the other persons in the negative sum game ( this is so important, think deep and long about it... if you dont get this point, ask questions for the parts you dont understand or dont see and want discuss about .. because with this starts the learning!).
All parts are correct. People go on retail-FX trying to beat the odds + fees. Simple math.
So you have to make consistently at least somth like +52% just to equalize the odds. Time is the key word.
Making 52% in the long run playing a 50-50 game is definitely utopic. Or moronic? Laughable?

On the other hand, yeah, S&P always grows, no 50-50 game there, in the long run there's only UP.
So there's not so much risk'n there. You just need to be patient.
But what about the crypto bubble? What about the tulip bulbs bubble? What about the suprime bubble? What about the tech bubble?
OK, you, as a trader can make money up and down...
But the trouble with those money games is that when they bursts they fkn drag the whole world down all along with it
History shows. But who gives a fuck?
We just laugh...
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So here we go.... the market thinks Strategy is vulnerable...

https://www.marketscreener.com/news/...7e5dd9df8cf727

If logic prevails, a guy who thinks hodling a non productive digital nothingburger with other peoples money is a winning strategy might learn a lesson. The crypto market valuation is not rational.... so I just watch and don't bet on any outcome. Let them play alone and prey on each other till evolution does it's job, as it always does.

Where is Strategy's breaking point? For those with enough liquidity if might be worth testing, so I quess they will.
Hehe, yesterday I was so anxious to buy more of that non productive digital nothingburger because now is 'cheap' ...but I came across some bad news about the future of the blockchain. Jeeez, some credible people I admire recently said that quantum computing is getting closer and closer to fuck all up
So I held my hodl
I've been joking about QC for years, but now it's getting close to my "I told you so" moment.
Hodl seem even more hazy now... but on the short run. Just bought small for the game's sake.
Don't just watch, I mean buying and selling any dog poop asset can make you some real cold cash, right
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