PawsAndProfits
05-30 08:13

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Most of the traders I met are always looking for the holy grail or formula to strike gold. How to combine use of complicated indicators and candlestick patterns to increase their probabilty of trades. 

However, they often lose track of what is the most important of them all, your fundamentals. Recurring investments, emergency savings, building up a robust portfolio that will survive any market conditions. So do not compromise all these just for a possibility to shoot for the moon and strike gold. Stay true to your principles and play the long game instead.[Smile]  

@PawsAndProfit - Specialist in combining FA and TA for options selling and swing trading.[Claw]  

🇸🇬 From 50% Loss to Consistent Profits: Have You Mastered 4 Simple Rules?
In the Singapore market, many investors follow a familiar, painful path: Buying based on "hot tips," chasing rallies, and doubling down on losing positions. It starts with a stock at $2.50, and by the time it hits $0.80, you’re fully loaded and trapped. On your trading journey, which stage are you currently stuck on? A. Bottom-fishing addiction (Always feeling it hasn't dropped enough) B. No Stop-Loss (Hoping it will eventually bounce back) C. Over-trading (Feeling itchy if you don't trade for a day) D. Falling for Fakeouts (Getting trapped right after buying the breakout)
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