I have an issue with spreading false narratives
Buy my bigger issue is when someone is called out on it, and they defensively double down and defend something not true. that’s when being misinformed then becomes lying. According to the SEC filing on March 17, Mudrick capital has not sold a single share in the last 60 days. We all know that saying they are raking in the dough implies they are selling shares. It’s a false statement. And I’m not some holier than thou person. I am NOT someone who is always right. in fact, I embrace when I’m wrong and corrected by someone who shows me the light. It doesn’t hurt my ego. I’m a learner, not a knower. I have no vested interest in holding on to ideas/positions not rooted in actuality and reality. You can not be a successful trader if you shy away from truth. You can lie to yourself, but unfortunately the market doesn’t care. Be wary of people who can never be wrong, because they tend to be wrong a lot of the time. You can identify them because they always have an excuse or justification for any occurrence counter to their claims. and if you happen to be one of those types of people, give a try to saying ”oh wow I was incorrect on that one and thanks for setting me straight” and you will see it’s very painless and doesn’t need to be feared. And ironically rather than diminishing your credibility, you will find that it actually makes you more credible with others. just a suggestion
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I block accounts with no name, pic, trading history or posts that try to follow me. Sorry hedges
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hodl the dip : yes i agree ,
player000 : I’ve warned people before about trusting him blindingly. It’s great he’s giving info but always take it with a pinch of salt & do your own DD. Fair play he’s got some calls right but I’ve seen many where he’s got things wrong as well & ive got multiple evidences. He likes to make assumptions & when challenged, he will point to his 33k followers to validate his claims. Always be humble & don’t take anyone’s words as gospel.
Mike HuntOP player000: my belief is that successful trading requires looking for what you don’t want to find. And there are certain personality types that are incapable of that type of conscious behavior.
Mike HuntOP player000: Most people try to avoid finding out they were wrong or mistaken. That is a killer for successful trading. And as you said, humility is what facilitates the ability to do that
Mike HuntOP player000: I am from Hawaii and one of the cultural cornerstones you are taught growing up is humility. In fact when you get complimented you are conditioned to be self-deprecating and say no no I wasn’t that good. In fact I have a theory that’s related to this about why a wave with a 20 foot face in Hawaii is called an 8 foot wave. You never want to be seen as claiming a wave was bigger than what others say it is. If somebody says “wow that was a solid 10 foot wave” the answer you give is “nah, it wasn’t that big”. You give that response because you are taught that’s how you get respected. You come from the water saying that you were shredding a 20 foot wave and bragging and such and even if it was a 20 foot wave everybody’s gonna say it was 12 feet and you will get nothing but disrespect from the boys
Mike HuntOP player000: But it’s always good to have compassion because it’s not an easy existence when your self-worth is contingent upon whether or not you make a correct stock pick. And the praising of yourself when you get it right has a corollary which is the self-doubt that comes when you didn’t get it right and you feel like there are others who think they had a loss because of you.
player000 Mike HuntOP: Preach bro, I’ve always acknowledged he has vast knowledge & I respect that. But even the likes of Warren Buffet & Cathie Woods make wrong investments on the odd occasions so no one is impervious to wrong calls. It just cringes me how some here refer to him as “master” & treat his PTs & decisions solely as the final decision. No one is & will ever be 100% correct in the stock market. Every decision is always 50-50, but even a broken clock can be right twice a day so there’s always an element of luck involve in every decisions.
i want more moneyyy player000: He makes stupid assumptions sometimes, especially when he calls out a stock way too much for no reason. Thats when i know he probably shorting it or smth
i want more moneyyy player000: Although im new to investing, ive never listened to him. From what happen in prog back then
player000 i want more moneyyy: Long time no see bruh, haha he said HYMC was not going above 0.82 last week & few hours later it shot up to 2.6 lol. He got the dilution right but there’s something sketchy about him.
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