Buy experience, which is the only thing you don't miss on a bad day. If you don't know why you lost today, less you'll know why you'd win tonight.
Buy experience, which is the only thing you don't miss on a bad day. If you don't know why you lost today, less you'll know why you'd win tonight.
I tell you with affection: don't buy anything tonight. Buy time, calm and a good notebook to write down what you're doing wrong. The market won't end tomorrow.
Recovering the lost in one night sounds like the direct path to losing even more. Step one: stop thinking like a gambler. Step two: learn to operate.
Do you really come to ask what to buy as if this was a sales store? The market is not Amazon, friend. You’re a step away from melting your account out of ignorance.
Don't make impulse decisions. A loss isn't fixed by another random operation. Read, study and come back when you have a plan.
My advice? Buy a good technical analysis course. No entering the market without knowing what you’re doing. That’s like throwing yourself into the sea without knowing how to swim.
Look, if your idea is to recover in a few hours what you lost on a bad day, you're going straight to the accounts cemetery.
It's not about what to buy. It's about understanding why you bought what you bought today and why it didn't work. Without that, it doesn't matter what you buy tonight.
Kind but direct suggestion: close your platform, open a notebook and start writing everything that went wrong today. Then find out how not to repeat it.
If today was a bad day, why risk tonight too? There’s no logic there. Sometimes, the best operation is the one you don’t do.
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