As a retail investor, how to make 1 million in the next month
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Have you heard of the "28th Law" or the "19th Law"?
They reveal the common phenomenon that a few successful people occupy most of the wealth in various industries.
In the field of digital currency, this phenomenon is particularly prominent, and it can even be said that "0.1% of people earn 99.9% of the wealth."
So, as a novice, how can you get a share of this field?
The currency circle is a world full of opportunities and risks.
Some people get rich overnight, while others lose their fortunes.
High-leverage trading makes people's heart beat faster, and all-weather trading makes people unable to stop.
This is a paradise for speculators and a nightmare for gamblers.
As a person who has been through it, I know the hardships.
When Dafu first entered the currency circle, I was also full of expectations, but the reality hit me repeatedly.
The frustration of the liquidation made me lose weight and my spirit was depressed.
However, it was these experiences that made me more deeply aware of the importance of controlling risks.
I learned to avoid counter-trend operations and heavy positions, but to empty myself and re-examine the market.
In long-term trading, I gradually found a trading method that suits me.
I insist on intraday trading and do not hold positions overnight to reduce risks.
Today, my trading continues, but my state of mind is completely different.
I cherish life more and enjoy the beauty of the ordinary.
In the currency circle, a human trial field, greed and fear often make people make wrong decisions.
As a retail investor; we learn to control emotions and overcome human weaknesses, so that we can take fewer detours on the road to wealth.
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