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Always work as an investor.
🔹If your earning is $2000 per month then invest 25% of it. Invest don't gamble. 🔹25%=$500 Invest $300 out of $500. Try to buy at lower prices. If you have invested with good analysis you will definitely get profit.
🔹If the market goes down due to news or sentiments, invest another $100.hold for a long time.definitely you will earn good profit.
🔹If you want to trade in future, trade a maximum of 100$ from 500$, with only 2× leverage.
🔹Respect your money, don't try to gamble.
#Marketlearning #LongTermInvestment $BTC $ETH $SOL
🔹If your earning is $2000 per month then invest 25% of it. Invest don't gamble. 🔹25%=$500 Invest $300 out of $500. Try to buy at lower prices. If you have invested with good analysis you will definitely get profit.
🔹If the market goes down due to news or sentiments, invest another $100.hold for a long time.definitely you will earn good profit.
🔹If you want to trade in future, trade a maximum of 100$ from 500$, with only 2× leverage.
🔹Respect your money, don't try to gamble.
#Marketlearning #LongTermInvestment $BTC $ETH $SOL
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When to Stop Learning Trading (Not stopping from the market, but from the noise)
Learning to trade often feels like an endless obligation.
One video is not enough.
One book feels insufficient.
One strategy wants to be perfected again.
Strange, isn't it?
Knowledge increases, but the head just becomes fuller.
At this point, perhaps the question is no longer:
what has not been learned?
but:
where should one pause for a moment?
Learning That Never Ends
There is a phase where learning feels alive. There is curiosity. There is a desire to understand.
Then there is another phase, quieter:
learning turns into an escape.
One video is not enough.
One book feels insufficient.
One strategy wants to be perfected again.
Strange, isn't it?
Knowledge increases, but the head just becomes fuller.
At this point, perhaps the question is no longer:
what has not been learned?
but:
where should one pause for a moment?
Learning That Never Ends
There is a phase where learning feels alive. There is curiosity. There is a desire to understand.
Then there is another phase, quieter:
learning turns into an escape.
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