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, instead striving to increase our odds to try the markets with Both Risk & Opportunity together 🙏. Losing is part of the game 🎯 Cannot afford to LOSE All, then it's really End of the Game 🎯😭 @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Barcode @JC888 It might be a once in a lifetime chance but I will use the Capital carefully. Won't all in. If All - In is gambling I am not a gambler , instead striving to increase our odds to try the markets with Both Risk & Opportunity together 🙏. Losing is part of the game 🎯 Cannot afford to LOSE All, then it's really End of the Game 🎯😭 @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Barcode @JC888
I am not a gambler , instead striving to increase our odds to try the markets with Both Risk & Opportunity together 🙏. Losing is part of the game 🎯 Cannot afford to LOSE All, then it's really End of the Game 🎯😭 @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Barcode @JC888 Once-in-a-Lifetime Chance? Would You Go All In If Panic Strikes Again?
Ray Dalio recently warned that people are largely overlooking deeper forces driving almost everything—including tariffs. This sort of breakdown occurs only about once in a lifetime, but it has happened many times in history under similar unsustainable conditions.
A WSB user posted: "I all-in'd and held $400K in UVIX for 6 months. I finally sold."
Is the market at a once-in-a-lifetime moment?
If market collapse occurs—would you go all in like this user did?
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