Recently, I saw people discussing Elizabeth's situation, and it suddenly made me realize something.
She used to be so skilled at photoshopping and never got caught, so why did she fail this time? The answer is actually pretty simple—"learned luck." She got away with small tricks before and thought she could keep going down the same path, but this time, she was completely consumed by the backlash of fame.
At the end of the day, fixed mindsets are really dangerous. Especially for those who’ve tasted success, they unconsciously repeat the same old patterns until they hit a wall and finally wake up.
This applies to trading as well—never stubbornly hold onto contracts, and adding to a losing position is a huge no-no. As for those so-called investment schemes, they’re basically just gambling—stay away. The market won’t favor you forever just because you’ve been lucky a few times. When it’s time to blow up, no one gets away.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 6h ago
Still daring to increase your position while at an unrealized loss? This operation sends the leverage ratio off the charts, and the liquidation risk threshold has already been triggered.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 6h ago
Seriously, luck is like boiling a frog in warm water. If you don't realize it, the market will turn around and slap you in the face.
Recently, I saw people discussing Elizabeth's situation, and it suddenly made me realize something.
She used to be so skilled at photoshopping and never got caught, so why did she fail this time? The answer is actually pretty simple—"learned luck." She got away with small tricks before and thought she could keep going down the same path, but this time, she was completely consumed by the backlash of fame.
At the end of the day, fixed mindsets are really dangerous. Especially for those who’ve tasted success, they unconsciously repeat the same old patterns until they hit a wall and finally wake up.
This applies to trading as well—never stubbornly hold onto contracts, and adding to a losing position is a huge no-no. As for those so-called investment schemes, they’re basically just gambling—stay away. The market won’t favor you forever just because you’ve been lucky a few times. When it’s time to blow up, no one gets away.