Obigoot
12-23

Buying shares sounds easy… until you sell.

You profit ✅

You exit ✅

Then comes the pain.

Do you buy back higher?

Or wait forever for a dip that never comes? 😐

This is the dirty truth of stocks: 👉 Profits create hesitation.

You're no longer investing —

you're negotiating with your own ego.

Options flip the game. No attachment.

Defined risk.

Get paid to wait.

Shares make money.

Options manage psychology.

Different tools.

Different mindset.

👇 Be honest: After selling shares at a profit — do you re-enter, or freeze?

Stocks or options — which one messes with your head more?

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  • royang
    ·12-23
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    options test your dicipline
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    • Obigoot: 
      correct, options really have to stick to your strategy. accumulated slowly but steadily
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  • Obigoot
    ·12-23
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    because I've encountered all these myself. Right now, I adopt an option trading strategy and take frequent profits.  even if a black swan event comes, I take a small loss and my capital is still around.
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  • He Man
    ·12-23
    hit the nail. you mention all my mind and view.
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