I know investing is all about the final win, not the journey. But when prices swing hard, I panic-sell or ditch my plan for something else 😅
Like this time, I sold Bitcoin under 10M and bought Kioxia at 100K—classic move 🙃
If USD/JPY ever hits 300-302 yen, Bitcoin could hit its all-time high of around 18 million yen even if its dollar price stays near current levels (under $60k). (Inflation, though.)
Breakouts aren't always a buy.
Pullbacks aren't always a chance to jump in.
Same pattern can work perfectly in one situation and crash in another.
That's why I believe trading shouldn't be about the pattern first.
It should be about context, what's leading, and t
USJ raising prices again?! 😭
Just saw the news: tickets are changing from September 1. Price now depends on when you buy, and it goes up if they sell well. Such a bummer.
If you're starting small, it's better to pick your spots carefully. Jumping in randomly will just drain your funds fast. What's really key is 'being patient' and 'holding without fear.' Easy to say, but way harder to actually do it 😢
Weekly recap (June 28): Holding 60% to 80% in stocks.
Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 dipped below their 50-day moving average. But the S&P 400 notched a new all-time weekly closing high, and the Russell 2000 hit a fresh all-time closing high.
Seems like money is rotating from