Gold: Past, Present, and Future
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#1543 ·
lonehawk5 said:☕
Just ask me what you actually want to know.
I can tell you're holding back on what you really think...
Why would I hold back? 🤷 I simply asked if you were happy about the gold rush. 🙂 That’s it. But you, true to form, turn a simple question into some deep philosophical debate. 🙂 It reminds me of someone overthinking whether they should play chess, paralyzed by indecision until the train pulls out of the station without them—only then deciding to be happy that some gold fell off the tracks. 🙂>> You're pathetic.
#1544 ·
Sean Carter, you’re getting way too emotional on me here.🙄
I have no idea why you’re tying happiness to whether the market dips or rallies.😕
Or maybe because the entry point jumped over $1800 and now you’re just lost?
Personally, I don't give a damn about that.😁..I just flip my position whenever the wind changes direction. I know that's hard for you to wrap your head around.
The issue with these "fundamental" types is they usually jump in way too early and then sit there forever waiting for a move (tying up all their capital), and by the time they run out of patience and bail... the market finally heads exactly where they wanted it to go. Or the other crowd—the ones who wait until it's too late because they need confirmation after confirmation😉 so they won't admit they were wrong when a reversal or correction actually hits.
And then they spend all their time bitter toward anyone who doesn't trade like them.
You’ve gotta have ice in your veins, otherwise this isn't a job for you.
Btw,
I noticed you've been holding back on the comments lately.😁
I have no idea why you’re tying happiness to whether the market dips or rallies.😕
Or maybe because the entry point jumped over $1800 and now you’re just lost?
Personally, I don't give a damn about that.😁..I just flip my position whenever the wind changes direction. I know that's hard for you to wrap your head around.
The issue with these "fundamental" types is they usually jump in way too early and then sit there forever waiting for a move (tying up all their capital), and by the time they run out of patience and bail... the market finally heads exactly where they wanted it to go. Or the other crowd—the ones who wait until it's too late because they need confirmation after confirmation😉 so they won't admit they were wrong when a reversal or correction actually hits.
And then they spend all their time bitter toward anyone who doesn't trade like them.
You’ve gotta have ice in your veins, otherwise this isn't a job for you.
Btw,
I noticed you've been holding back on the comments lately.😁
#1545 ·
lonehawk5 As stated by:
Limač, you're getting way too emotional on me.🙄
I fail to see why you’re tethering the concept of happiness to market fluctuations or life's ups and downs. It's a shaky foundation.😕
So, now that your buy-in is north of $1,800, you’re suddenly paralyzed? Typical.
I couldn't care less.😁I’ll just shift my position depending on which way the wind blows. I know that’s a hard concept for you to grasp.
The issue with fundamentalists is that they usually jump in far too early and end up tying up their capital for ages. They run out of patience before the move even happens, dump the position, and then watch it head exactly where they predicted. Then you have the other breed: the ones who wait for endless confirmation until they finally dive in way too late.😉 They just can't bring themselves to admit they were wrong when the market finally pivots or corrects.
And yet, they always find a way to take offense whenever someone refuses to play along.
Keep a cool head, or you’ll find this isn't a job for you.
By the way,
I see you’ve been holding your tongue.😁
I thought about sliding into your DMs, but that felt a bit shady. Let's just lay it all out here in the open instead.
I'm still waiting for the rest of that thought. One word isn't much of a conversation. A grinder. Massive. + I'll come over for a game of checkers, old friend. I might even bring some coffee along for the ride. 🙂 Back when I was working metal, life was simple—no headaches, no overthinking. Nowadays, it’s nothing but endless stress and zero common sense. 🙂
I didn't make it into the 1800s—not quite, though I was getting close.
I’m not having any trouble grasping why you're switching sides. I truly hope you find success—get in on schedule and get out on schedule.
I’m with you on the rest of your points. It felt like you were celebrating the gold crash, though. Personally, I can't stand watching anyone take a hit, which is why I reacted that way. If that wasn't your intention, my bad. Hats off to you—I’ll go grab us a round of drinks. 🙂 Ready when you are.
Good evening.
#1548 ·
Sean Carter said:lonehawk5 As stated by:
Limač, you're getting way too emotional on me.🙄
I fail to see why you’re tethering the concept of happiness to market fluctuations or life's ups and downs. It's a shaky foundation.😕
So, now that your buy-in is north of $1,800, you’re suddenly paralyzed? Typical.
I couldn't care less.😁I’ll just shift my position depending on which way the wind blows. I know that’s a hard concept for you to grasp.
The issue with fundamentalists is that they usually jump in far too early and end up tying up their capital for ages. They run out of patience before the move even happens, dump the position, and then watch it head exactly where they predicted. Then you have the other breed: the ones who wait for endless confirmation until they finally dive in way too late.😉 They just can't bring themselves to admit they were wrong when the market finally pivots or corrects.
And yet, they always find a way to take offense whenever someone refuses to play along.
Keep a cool head, or you’ll find this isn't a job for you.
By the way,
I see you’ve been holding your tongue.😁
I thought about sliding into your DMs, but that felt a bit shady. Let's just lay it all out here in the open instead.
I'm still waiting for the rest of that thought. One word isn't much of a conversation. A grinder. Massive. + I'll come over for a game of checkers, old friend. I might even bring some coffee along for the ride. 🙂 Back when I was working metal, life was simple—no headaches, no overthinking. Nowadays, it’s nothing but endless stress and zero common sense. 🙂
I didn't make it into the 1800s—not quite, though I was getting close.
I’m not having any trouble grasping why you're switching sides. I truly hope you find success—get in on schedule and get out on schedule.
I’m with you on the rest of your points. It felt like you were celebrating the gold crash, though. Personally, I can't stand watching anyone take a hit, which is why I reacted that way. If that wasn't your intention, my bad. Hats off to you—I’ll go grab us a round of drinks. 🙂 Ready when you are.
Good evening.
1. No offense intended. 🙂That's just how I deal with anyone who gets overly heated. I'm not exactly a kid anymore, but I'm not old either—though based on this forum, I feel like I'm hanging out with a bunch of retirees.
2. No comment.
3. Thanks.🙂
4. It’s way too easy to get the wrong impression on a forum like this. And I don't need any bets.😁
By the way, all I care about is making sure my assets are liquid. Everything else is secondary.
Have a good one.
#1549 ·
lonehawk5 said:1. No offense intended. 🙂That's just how I deal with anyone who gets overly heated. I'm not exactly a kid anymore, but I'm not old either—though based on this forum, I feel like I'm hanging out with a bunch of retirees.
2. No comment.
3. Thanks.🙂
4. It’s way too easy to get the wrong impression on a forum like this. And I don't need any bets.😁
By the way, all I care about is making sure my assets are liquid. Everything else is secondary.
Have a good one.
Alright, let's get moving. Another day, another shuffle of the deck. So far, we’ve seen some minor green candles popping up in the DMs, but the real question remains: how far does this rally actually go? 🤷
#1551 ·
lonehawk5 said:Right now, things are just sitting there... totally neutral.
Does that mean you won't be able to secure your 0.39% today?😂
#1553 ·
lonehawk5 said:Do the math on roughly 250 business days🙂
Look, even if nothing else matters, I'm not wasting my time on crazy predictions...🙂
And what about those cigarettes—back when you were absolutely livid at everything and everyone... does that count toward those 250 days too?🤣
#1554 ·
dustyheron5 said:And what about those cigarettes—back when you were absolutely livid at everything and everyone... does that count toward those 250 days too?🤣
😕😕😕
What are you even talking about?
Anyway, I’ve noticed you’ve been acting like you actually know me for a while now, constantly barking about "my" moves and stuff.
Why don't you be a man and just say it publicly... who am I? Or just shoot me a DM if you're too chicken for that.
#1555 ·
lonehawk5 said:Do the math on roughly 250 business days🙂
Look, even if nothing else matters, I'm not wasting my time on crazy predictions...🙂
pipe dreams😍
#1556 ·
vividgull10 said:pipe dreams😍
Look, I never even said I was making that much money. All I wanted was for people to get it—that even a measly 0.39% daily return adds up to a massive payoff over the long haul, no matter how ridiculous it sounds when you just write out "my 0.39%"...
#1557 ·
lonehawk5 said:😕😕😕
What are you even talking about?
Anyway, I’ve noticed you’ve been acting like you actually know me for a while now, constantly barking about "my" moves and stuff.
Why don't you be a man and just say it publicly... who am I? Or just shoot me a DM if you're too chicken for that.
I'm talking about that nervous energy when I mentioned PM was heading up, and you started losing it—that kind of reaction only comes from traders who are positioned on the wrong side of the market.😉
#1558 ·
dustyheron5 said:I'm talking about that nervous energy when I mentioned PM was heading up, and you started losing it—that kind of reaction only comes from traders who are positioned on the wrong side of the market.😉
Why don't you be a real pal and actually link the posts where I'm "freaking out"?
#1559 ·
lonehawk5 said:Look, I never even said I was making that much money. All I wanted was for people to get it—that even a measly 0.39% daily return adds up to a massive payoff over the long haul, no matter how ridiculous it sounds when you just write out "my 0.39%"...
Whatever the case may be.
I used the term 'pipe dream' specifically to highlight the cherry picking trap people fall into when they run these kinds of projections.
#1560 ·
lonehawk5 said:Why don't you be a real pal and actually link the posts where I'm "freaking out"?
Why should I go looking for them? No need to censor... just find them yourself. 🤣.......find them on your own. 😉
Besides, you don't exactly have anything better to do today anyway. 😂
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