everything is bad. Even your own mother never loved you, you have no friends, and even strangers are starting to hate you
Sorry to break the news to you : the harassment is now finished, as all is now in the hands of the Police. Yes they do extraditions. . I hope you will be courageous to give your name and address when time comes instead of wasting Police time to bring you to a Court of Law to explain your role in the actual deaths they are investigating - collateral damages some will call it. Murder for some lawyers. But please start telling all to your lawyer so that they get ready. Hope you won't run away from French Justice System, as when people taste our prisons here ( including Ministers and bankers), they prefer to run away or stick to the Law
now? how do I see it after all these unexpected drawdowns? "Oh Shit!" "not this again?" "Oh well, we've been through it before, we'll make it through again" "If we don't live too long"
This another pitfall of trading And I don't care it it referring to losses..., losers..., winnings..., winners..., consistency..., repetition..., or whatever The only way to know one can survive a situation - is be in that situation..., and survive it And typically (way..., way more times than not) - with respect to trading - we are placed in those situations precisely when we are least prepared to survive it Until enough experience built up - nearly every situation is an absolute do (survive / make it through) or die (break our account/ we're done) proposition Gotta love this game Also gotta respect the risk involved RN
Or at least anticipated Yet until we've experienced it - how the heck do we know to anticipate it Only way I know of is to learn from other's (including mine) mistakes But people are funny that way - seems we need to experience it - before we're willing to believe it actually exists / is out there to bite us in the ass Landmines buried all around me - yet I continue dancing a moonlight serenade Go figure RN
Mistakes are made. People are human. Some learn early. Others only learn when faced with serious consequences. That is what makes life: every person is different, every person learns in different ways.
the risk becomes less and less over time if just like my daddy told me, "Put it away for a rainy day." So when I started out, my trading account (all $350 of it) was 100% of my liquid net worth. And it stayed that way until I blew up. Second time around a percentage of trading profits went into something boring like the Vanguard S&P 500 fund each quarter (or whenever I had to wait for them) so trading today is much less risky than it was when I was young.
Sounds like the Sunday Afternoon Losers Club. We all know how it feels to be in a drawdown and are probably actually in one. Someday somebody needs to start a thread, "How do you deal with unexpected very high profits?"