These past few days, I've seen many people discussing one question:
How much money did you make today, this month, this year?
This is quite a misconception. In the capital markets, making money shouldn't be judged by time. In a high-risk industry, the way to express earnings should be interpreted by each market cycle/opportunity!
The more obsessed you are with making a certain amount daily/monthly/yearly, the more likely you are to lose everything because of that obsession. [Being fixated on how much you make each day is the easiest way to lose it all.]
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These past few days, I've seen many people discussing one question:
How much money did you make today, this month, this year?
This is quite a misconception. In the capital markets, making money shouldn't be judged by time. In a high-risk industry, the way to express earnings should be interpreted by each market cycle/opportunity!
The more obsessed you are with making a certain amount daily/monthly/yearly, the more likely you are to lose everything because of that obsession. [Being fixated on how much you make each day is the easiest way to lose it all.]