Same with BTC filpping history , $Doge #DOGE show littlebit out of sync but positive goal.
In 2024 bullish run , #DOGE will push to 7.8$ if following the sync of history !
1st Bull - 186x
2nd - 453x
3rd - *139x
Please be patient.
Mark Minervini struggled 6 years before turning consistent. Nicolas Darvas spent years of mistakes before his Box Theory clicked. Richard Dennis took 4 years to turn $1,600 into $1M. Dan Zanger started seriously in his 40s & made $40M.
Struggle years aren’t wasted. They’re training years.
Don’t quit. Your breakthrough might just be one more year, one more trade, or one more lesson away.
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“The first $100,000 is a b*tch, but you gotta do it. I don't care what you have to do — if it means walking everywhere and not eating anything that wasn't purchased with a coupon, find a way to get your hands on $100,000. After that, you can ease off the gas a little bit.” - Charlie Munger
If you were ever jealous of people buying crypto on the cheap, and able to hold them through the cycles, think about what they did in moments like this.
12 years ago i made something stupid and then a bunch of even stupider stuff happened and now i am posting about it on the internet to 2.15 million followers
happy 12th genesis day, dogecoin
QE isn’t the next stop.
Historically, the sequence is end QT → rate cuts → rule tweaks → crisis → QE.
We’re only at the first steps now.
Real QE doesn’t arrive during routine pullbacks. It arrives when something breaks.
History makes it very clear:
Nov 2008 (QE1): Lehman collapse, credit markets froze
Nov 2010 (QE2): Deflation risk, 9%+ unemployment
Sept 2012 (QE3): Recovery too weak to stand alone
Mar 2020 (QE4): COVID shut down the global economy
So if you’re positioning for QE, you’re also positioning for the drawdown that forces it.
Survive THAT and you could be rewarded.
The key to great trading: stop judging yourself and stop forecasting. When conditions are bullish, act bullish; when they’re bearish, adjust. Trust your process. You’ll buy stocks that go to zero and sell some that go to infinity—the key is what you do in between. You will make many mistakes; you’ll never trade perfectly. You can only learn to perfectly trade your plan. Making mistakes is trading. Mitigating them is professional trading.