Placing gold from shares
The author was considered half an insider of the industry. He had seen how many people went crazy again and again.
When he lost 20%, he kept covering his position.
Resist at 30%
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Playing dead 50% of the time
A rebound of less than 10% meant that all the chips in one's hand were gone. No matter how high or low it was, one would not have the courage to take back what belonged to them.
In this market, the scariest thing was not to lose money, but to earn money in the wrong way. It was like something that did not belong to you was just stored in your hands for a while, and then you gave away your old capital to others.
Many people's so-called experience was nothing more than being ravaged by the market, distorted, crazy, and finally accepted, becoming worldly and practical.
A person's character was the key to his fate. It was engraved in his bones. It was easier said than done to change it. Have you ever tried to like someone you hated? Yes, maybe you can do it. When you become the person you used to hate, you will slowly start to like yourself.
Caper1: The National Competition Reveals Its Edge
Caper2: Confrontation and Death
Caper3: Brothers of the Same Heart
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Life was like a play, and books were like life.
Hi GIBZTA_W, I just read Chapter 1 of The Doom of Humanity 2, and the moment when Marc reaches out to Elie amidst the chaos and destruction was both intense and cinematic. The imagery of the six-winged figure watching over them, and Marc's determination to protect Elie, sets a perfect tone for a visual adaptation. Imagine Marc, his face illuminated by the red sunlight, reaching out to Elie with unwavering resolve. The background, a city in ruins with beings of immense power clashing, amplifies the dramatic tension. The contrast between Marc's humanity and the otherworldly forces at play would create a powerful visual impact, especially when Marc turns to face Elie, offering her a sense of hope amidst the apocalypse. I’m a commissioned comic artist and would love to adapt your story visually if you'd be interested. No pressure at all. I just think it has incredible panel potential. Feel free to reach out on Discord (elsaa_uwu) or email me at [email protected]. I’d be thrilled to chat more if you're up for it! Cheers, Elsa