Kerrisdale

Calm, steady headed, stack high probabilities in my favor!

    • KerrisdaleKerrisdale
      ·19:03
      20% returns sound good. But i will aim higher. How to achieve? a. be fearful if people are greedy, be greedy when people are fearful. b. Don't lose all your money c. Don't forget b @TigerEvents  @Shiropi  @Terra_Incognita
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      ·19:00
      20% returns sound good. But i will aim higher. How to achieve? a. be fearful if people are greedy, be greedy when people are fearful. b. Don't lose all your money c. Don't forget b @Terra_Incognita  @Shiropi  @Tiger_Earning  @TigerEvents
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      ·18:57
      20% returns sound good. But i will aim higher. How to achieve? a. be fearful if people are greedy, be greedy when people are fearful. b. Don't lose all your money c. Don't forget b
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    • KerrisdaleKerrisdale
      ·16:52
      AI has evolved from general-purpose models to industry-specific solutions. It is measured by deliverables like investment (ROI) in areas like supply chain optimization, customer service productivity, and even frontier in scientific discovery. This rapid evolution has a profound and multifaceted impact on equity markets: yes, the AI stocks have driven indexes like s&p500, Nasdaq to ALT. Also it brought on heightened volatility and ongoing debates about potential "AI bubbles,". This pose more challenges in making investment decisions for retailers like us; how do we navigate in this unprecedented era of uncertainties and risks? Do we put all eggs in this basket which is so lucrative or diversify into other baskets having a lower returns or stay sidelines doing nothing?
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    • KerrisdaleKerrisdale
      ·11-10
      Fantastic, just reopening of US fed government could move and rally markets.
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    • KerrisdaleKerrisdale
      ·10-25
      When I first stepped into the stock market as a Bronze Rookie, I was driven by excitement and fear in equal measure. I chased momentum, followed online tips from friends and even no-friends. Impulsive-guided by greed when prices rose, and panic when they fell and sold. Losses became my teachers. I learned that the market doesn’t reward excitement. The first shift came when I realized that being right mattered less than having a process. I built plans and accepted that small losses were in the game. I told myself I did not have to follow the herd. Gradually, I replaced impulse with logic and probabilities. Good risk management is the key. Today, as a Gold Rational trader, I approach the market like a chess player-calm, strategic, and patient. Cut loss when necessary, stay on profits if outl
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    • KerrisdaleKerrisdale
      ·08-12
      $CELH 20250815 46.5 PUT$ sharing for coins
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