Give me the Perfect Exit (B). I don't care if my entry is messy, clumsy or completely embarassing. If I can ring the cash register at the exact moment the music stops, leaving everyone else holding the bag while I walk away with maximum profit? That is the ultimate trading euphoria.
But the harsh reality that strips away both fantasies is simple:
Investing is a marathon not a sprint.
Obsessing over the perfect entry or perfect exit is the fastest way to burn out because wealth isn't built on a single lightning trade. It is built across miles of compounding patience.
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