Livermore also encountered this. A woman asked Livermore what stocks he should buy at a cocktail party. Livermore didn't intend to tell her at first, but he couldn't stand the woman's soft and hard persuasion and told her that he bought a steel stock. As a result, when it was time to sell, Livermore asked his wife to call the woman to tell her to sell, but the other party said that she didn't buy it at all. Almost the same plot.

Forget it, forget it! You really went to An An to improve your cognition! I have a sharp tongue but a soft heart. I just need to solve problems when I encounter them.

Usually, I usually think that such cross-cognition doubts and questions are junk information. I feel that it is a waste of my time to look at them for a second.

There are also many black fans who cry poor when they want to join, saying that they only have dozens of U, and then ask you all kinds of market questions every day, and ask you for emotional value, and finally take advantage of you.

Taking advantage of you for free is not considered to make you angry. What makes you most angry is that they will send you a record of their orders in the end, and then they will blow up thousands or tens of thousands of U, and then continue to cry poor + continue to take advantage of you for free. Really, if it were you, you would be mad.

Because you shouldn't cry poor right at the beginning, and finally you would rather return to zero when you have so many U, and you are unwilling to take out some to improve your order-making ideas and the influence of Brother Sanma. It can only be said that it is all destined.

The most important thing is that he gets you for free, and he ignores your ideas and positions, and does the opposite of what he thinks. In the end, he goes bankrupt and tells you that he actually has money, just to see how powerful San Ma Ge is. $ETH