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$Pineapple Energy (PEGY.US)$ look at the historical low: -4652.56! crazy!
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$Pineapple Energy (PEGY.US)$ All in
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Started today and was quite fun to play around with the paper trades. Only if I had joined earlier 😭
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$Trump Media & Technology (DJT.US)$ what did i say, predicted the expected 📉 later maybe might bounce back 📈 keep caution and monitor. Good luck 🔥
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$Trump Media & Technology (DJT.US)$ ngl, I would enter now but I dont understand, is such a gamble because people are pumping it based on polymarket (a betting website) instead of actual votes?
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$Trump Media & Technology (DJT.US)$ rip to those who did not get out at 32, about to drop like crazy once market open, gonna buy the dip 🔥
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$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares ETF (YINN.US)$ such a rollercoster today, can't predict price at all 😂😂
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$UP Fintech (TIGR.US)$ Many brothers have unwound today, including myself, but I haven't sold. Instead, I set a stop-loss point to continue holding.
Because I've been trapped for so many years, I understand the fear of wanting to run away, which is normal, but this kind of mentality basically doesn't make money.
I don't know about everyone else's situation, but for me, 2021 was an easy year to make money in the stock market (I had no research at all, that was a super bull market, whatever you bought was going up). That was also my first time playing stocks. I held $0.05 million and made some random purchases, easily making $0.04 million. I thought stocks were so easy to make money from. No sense of awe, didn't want to sell or set stop-loss points (very greedy, completely didn't consider the possibility of a big drop, because I was a beginner, felt that setting a stop-loss would lose $9,000, heartbreaking, a well-qualified leek haha).
Later, after being trapped, I continued to buy $0.02 million, resulting in a profit of $0.04 million turning into being trapped with over $0.05 million. These years, this trapped money cannot be moved (I really can't bear to cut losses...). But if you pay tuition fees, you naturally have to learn something, trading stocks cannot be blind, you need to have your own plans, goals, see where the opportunities are, where the trends are, don't go against the capital, be content with small gains, so the most important thing is self-discipline, because it is very contrary to human nature, once you get emotional, you're done, you must analyze rationally, set stop-loss when necessary, don't be reluctant to accept a 10% drop, you have to understand that you're only taking a 10% risk to gamble on a profit of 2-4 times, it's simply too cost-effective.
If it's going to fall later, just let it fall. What are you afraid of if you have a stop-loss point??? Makes no sense (unless there is a big crash in overnight trading...
Because I've been trapped for so many years, I understand the fear of wanting to run away, which is normal, but this kind of mentality basically doesn't make money.
I don't know about everyone else's situation, but for me, 2021 was an easy year to make money in the stock market (I had no research at all, that was a super bull market, whatever you bought was going up). That was also my first time playing stocks. I held $0.05 million and made some random purchases, easily making $0.04 million. I thought stocks were so easy to make money from. No sense of awe, didn't want to sell or set stop-loss points (very greedy, completely didn't consider the possibility of a big drop, because I was a beginner, felt that setting a stop-loss would lose $9,000, heartbreaking, a well-qualified leek haha).
Later, after being trapped, I continued to buy $0.02 million, resulting in a profit of $0.04 million turning into being trapped with over $0.05 million. These years, this trapped money cannot be moved (I really can't bear to cut losses...). But if you pay tuition fees, you naturally have to learn something, trading stocks cannot be blind, you need to have your own plans, goals, see where the opportunities are, where the trends are, don't go against the capital, be content with small gains, so the most important thing is self-discipline, because it is very contrary to human nature, once you get emotional, you're done, you must analyze rationally, set stop-loss when necessary, don't be reluctant to accept a 10% drop, you have to understand that you're only taking a 10% risk to gamble on a profit of 2-4 times, it's simply too cost-effective.
If it's going to fall later, just let it fall. What are you afraid of if you have a stop-loss point??? Makes no sense (unless there is a big crash in overnight trading...
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$Intuitive Machines (LUNR.US)$I heard in here this one was supposed to take off. Someone said 15.00, others 20, 35 and beyond lol. You guys play too much, now where should I place my buy order, at 5.00 or 6.00 or what do you suggest?…be serious please
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Bearish : look at historical high 30686.397, crazy!