The more you understand, the more you lose.
The essence of this sentence is "broad but not deep."
Seems to understand everything but actually knows nothing.
The simplest is the greatest.
The essence of these four words is "the simplicity of truth."
The real truth, rules, etc. are simple and clear, not complicated and obscure.
The same goes for trading: "The more you know, the more you lose" and "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."

Looking at it from a different angle, many problems will become clear.
It's a very simple example; if Buffett played this way like Liang Xi, would he also lose everything? The answer is obviously clear.
But even if Buffett loses everything, he is still less short of money than Liangxi to continue gambling, you understand what I mean?
Liangxi's impressive aspect lies not in trading; he may be an internet celebrity, a figure who always manages to create highly controversial topics.
The gap between you and Liangxi as well as James Wynn may not stem from your trading ability, but rather from influ

I'm going to sleep now. I'll take some time over the weekend to invite everyone.

Let me clarify first, although you always say during each live broadcast that there will be a pump as long as there is a live stream, this is a bit too mystical. Just this morning, as soon as I mentioned the live market data, it reacted.
If there is no pump in the evening, you are not allowed to defend your rights👀

Dislike you for being poor, fear you for being rich.
Afraid of your absence, resentful of your presence.
Tell me, are there many people like this around you? 😂

X is having problems again.

Bitcoin trend: Deep thinking is not as good as Trump's mouth.
Altcoin trends: Retail investors are scratching their heads.
On-chain transactions: Engaging in PvP tirelessly every day.