$SPCX
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Alberich musical meme coin is a bold niche
The most important thing Iβve learnt on this space is: The best thing to do after missing out on an opportunity is keep your liquidity and position for another one (itβs always comes) The worst thing to do is Revenge trade or FOMO, you lose your portfolio 90% of the time [Spoken audio]: What's the most expensive consequence of recognising an opportunity but doing it just a little bit too late? I think it's the emotions. So, obviously for some reason, everyone that actively trades or wants to get into trading has 99% of the time just one simple goal. They want to make money. And they've heard about these stories, like someone put $100 into a meme coin and made 100,000 and stuff like that. It still happens on a weekly basis. Like it's not that it's not reality, but it's also like we talk about 0.0001% of the people. Sometimes it's just luck. Sometimes it's a skill, but skill with a lot of discipline. So you might hear about this story, but the context around this person that actually pulled that trigger at the right time has maybe sitting for like three years trading for front of the computer, spent like eight hours, 10 hours a day, lost a shit ton of money also, by the way, to actually, and at the end of the day, it's just like a fucking break even trade, imagine that, right? But the outside perception is like, hey, this person made this huge amount of money. So I think because the main goal of the majority of traders is to make money, they're also super, super emotionally attached to that environment. So the biggest expense in terms of consequence, in my opinion, there is that certain saying which is like revenge trading. Yes. Which happens a lot, which is the biggest killer of your portfolio, by the way. I've experienced that as well a couple of times. So I think that's probably the riskiest thing you can have in that environment. So I think that's the biggest consequence.
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