Do you actually know when to leave a stock and cash out? I'm a scalper and as someone who always knows before the end of my trades when I'm gong to leave, I can't conceptualize buying into something on the hope that it goes up forever/I'll just magically sell at the peak. That's how ponzi schemes work, that's how bubbles work. Everyone thinks they'll get out first, when it's really the banks who decide when things fall and retail traders losing their life savings. So, for more traditional retail traders trading in the most unstable us market in american history, all of you knowing the party will end before you die, why do you trade like that?
