Trials and Errors

Falling shorts of a couple dollars opens up routes for better financial decisions, I say this because I've watched myself go down this road countless times, and it sure feels like I'm not quite at the edge of escaping losses. Financial literacy is something far obtained in years but people seem to always want it sharply, so they most times make the assertion that they've attained it in a short time span.

Dealing With Surprises

I'm not sure whether to call it surprises or perpetual happenings. Life is a puzzle with indefinite pieces. Though one could find the pieces, there still has to be a phase of shaping it to fit in. What this implies is that; one thing is to recognize a problem, the other is to find ways to solve it. Relating this to financial decisions is very simple. I personally trade crypto and it's very much satisfying to some extent. However, I'm yet to actually see impactful results, why is that?

Patience Is A Virtue

Yeah, most of the time I look like the girl above, frustrated about the whole shit because I watch my greed run me over. @badbitch calls me a freak for the dollars because I most times make up to $100 a day, but greedily lose it with addictions of maybe like 80 or 120, so like 200$ plus gone, sad right?

I usually make an entry from 3 figures down the previous highs, and exist with the same 3 figures up as well. This formula works so well for me, especially when I'm into markets with huge volumes. However, I sometimes want to extend my stay in the market, and right there, everything goes wrong. I lack some amount of patience because the market can be freaking crazy at times. There are situations where it positions itself in a bullish trend but does very little of that fake shit, and right there, it drops rapidly causing lots of damages, this occurred two days back since bitcoin had some terrible experiences.

The Bottom Line

Yeah, I see them as little beginnings. To be better at making financial decisions, I feel like these failed trials have to be in place, just to shape your thinking thereby producing a better analyzed output. Somehow, people failing a hundred times is necessary for them to be able to win a million times. This is something I was thinking of having it discussed with @badbitch once again, and that's how people should better understand the "numbers go up up" scenario because inevitably, a run up equals a run down, so if one gets comfortable on a green, he's gonna miss his chance to escape a bloodbath. Losing money is necessary to hold more money. The thing about money put to work is that, when it moves out, it creates room for another one to come in, probably a bigger room, so never get tired of trying even if you're failing. There are better days ahead if opportunities meet preparations, just keep grinding and everything will fall in place…