Joaquin Walsh (djg283h)

It hurts so much after reading it! The Nobel Prize-winning writer is really awesome in writing sad stories

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This book is a masterpiece in the history of Western literature. It is the journey of an ordinary person who loses his way in life, searches for his soul and obtains redemption. It is also a long and strange poem about lust, greed, betrayal and redemption.

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What is blooming now will one day fall. What has fallen has also bloomed before, even if it was just for a short moment.

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Lost 15% last week? So what. You think the Fed’s tightening while printing? Doesn’t matter—trade what’s on the chart, not their press releases. Gold pumps then dumps—trap or profit-taking? Doesn’t change your stop loss. Cutting losses now feeding the whales? Maybe. But holding losers without a plan feeds them more. Adjust position size. Move stops. Wait for structure. Then strike.

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