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@Shyon:I will ask myself “Got money to invest or not” and usually I got not enough money to invest 😂//
@Shyon:How do you think?
@icycrystal @koolgal @nomadic_m @rL @Barcode @ELI_59 @1PC @GoodLife99 @SPACE ROCKET @Michane //
@Shyon:Many traders struggle because they don’t ask the right questions before entering. They act on emotion or others’ opinions without a clear plan. For me, whether it’s gold or any asset, I set rules in advance—when to buy, when to sell, what risk to take, and what would trigger an exit. This helps me stay logical instead of reacting impulsively.
Buy-and-hold works for many because it avoids constant emotional decisions, but even long-term investors need clarity. If I don’t know why I’m holding or what would change my view, I’m just drifting. With gold, I must decide if it’s a hedge, short trade, or long-term value—each demands a different strategy.
Thinking ahead applies everywhere. Whether short-term or long-term, asking these questions builds discipline. It won’t guarantee success, but it raises the odds of rational choices. Markets stay uncertain, but preparation and analysis give me confidence.
@Tiger_comments @TigerStars
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