Funny how trading ends up teaching you more about life
than the charts ever could.
Itβs supposed to be numbers and patterns, probabilities and edge.
But what you really find is a mirror.
You see your impatience:
wanting profits now, unable to wait for the setup.
You see your ego:
needing to be right, even if it means holding a loser until it destroys you.
You see your fear:
cutting winners too soon because the pain of giving it back feels unbearable.
And then you realize β itβs the same everywhere.
In relationships, in money, in health, in goals.
We sabotage ourselves because we chase feelings instead of following plans.
Trading is just a concentrated version of life.
All your weaknesses exposed.
All your strengths tested.
Fix them here, and youβre not just building a trading account.
Youβre building a life account that compounds even more.
@BobbyF03545868@unusual_whales Mute points. If there's demand, they'll pay it to stay in business. There's 5 million Indians that will love to assemble your iPhone. They wont be charging me because I don't buy Apple products, only Apple twinks like yourself will pay $3,500 that you can afford over 36 months.
@BobbyF03545868@unusual_whales Shit take. As paying someone $20 an hour to manufacture phones is not going to break Apple. That's not even the starting wage of their store associates. Are you arguing they're greedy enough of a company to fork the cost onto the consumer or they'll just reduce volume?