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Anonymous (ID: 7lnocyUs) Archived
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(ID: 7lnocyUs)  No.62710930 Archived
Is trading a meme.
I looked into copy trading to hopefully learn something from people smarter and more successful than me, I chose 10 promising ones to mock copy,
after 2 weeks 2 of them have about 20% roi, 3 of them are sitting around 0% and the rest is sitting on range between -40 to -70% roi.
So did I just choose realy poorly or is tradnig basically gambling disguised as something serious?
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Anonymous (ID: 8q+L7enP)
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(ID: 8q+L7enP)  No.62710935
If you don't have insider info then trading is basically gambling if you're looking for short term gains.
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