That's the world we are in this far. But it will change.

🔄 Fooled by Randomness Insight #4: Nonlinearity & Asymmetry – Small Bets, Big Swings! 🔄 Life/markets are nonlinear: Tiny events cascade massively; asymmetry means protect downsides, exploit ups. Bias: Linear thinking underestimates extremes. Untrading aligns: FRs create

Individual traders are up against high-frequency trading algorithms, institutional investors with better information, and market makers who profit from the spread. It's a game where the odds are stacked against you. #MarketStructure #HFT #IndividualInvestor (8/10)

😡 Fooled by Randomness Insight #5: Emotional Irrationality – Emotions Trump Logic! 😡 We're not rational; emotions drive overreactions to randomness (e.g., panic sells). Bias: Narrative fallacy—stories over stats. Untrading mitigates: Code-enforced FRs remove emotional

Theme: Risk as Opportunity Theodore Roosevelt, the president whose wisdom fits trading, compares risk to fire for young traders. Uncontrolled, it burns—control it with sizing, position monitoring, and timely exits to harness its power. This mastery turns potential destruction

So, how do you win? By not playing the short-term game. Focus on long-term, passive investing in diversified, low-cost index funds. It's 'boring,' but it's the most reliable path to wealth. #IndexFunds #PassiveInvesting #FinancialFreedom (9/10)

📉 Fooled by Randomness Insight #6: Hindsight & Narrative Fallacy – Rewriting the Past! 📉 We retroactively make sense of random events with stories, ignoring alternatives. Bias: Hindsight blinds to true chance. Untrading's principle: FRs focus on forward flows, not past

Theme: Continuous Improvement Jim Collins, the business author of Good to Great, challenges young traders to aim higher. Settling for mediocre trades stalls progress—improve through review, refine position management, and sharpen exits. Greatness comes from relentless

The key to successful investing is taming your inner trader. Be disciplined, patient, and focus on your long-term goals. Your future self will thank you. #InvestingTips #Discipline #LongTermGoals (10/10)

Trading: the greatest con ever peddled to the masses.

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🌟 Fooled by Randomness Insight #7: Overconfidence in Induction – The Black Swan Lurks! 🌟 Induction (generalizing from seen) fools us—unseen randomness (black swans) strikes. Bias: Assumes patterns predict. Untrading prepares: FRs embed antifragility—thrive on variability with

Theme: Psychological Resilience William James, the psychologist whose ideas shape trading mindsets, empowers young traders with choice. Stress from market swings overwhelms—choose calm thoughts, manage positions rationally, and exit with focus. This mental weapon builds

Reminds me of that wild Blackjack tournament in a casino. I went "all in" every damn hand—not clueless to the risks, but embracing them for the sheer thrill and crowd energy. Luck smiled for five straight wins, landing me in the finals. First hand? All in and jackpot. Next? Total

Alts rebounding after yesterday's bloodbath, while BTC, ETH, and SOL—the top dogs—still bleed red? Simple: ETFs peddled to clueless mainstream retail like candy. They're panic-selling, bolting for the exits, while savvy degens scoop the dips. This screams Wall Street's predatory

What else do you expect?

This is what happened in casinos.

When its TVL is 30B+, it may just "puff..."

Theme: Learning from Failure Henry Ford, the innovator who revolutionized industry, views failure as a teacher for young traders. Bad trades aren't ends—analyze them, refine position management, and exit smarter next time. Intelligent restarts, from my experience, forge the path