Following strangers online for trading advice leads to failure. Own your trading decisions.

And so I don't normally agree with MM, but I do think he is correct there. Like if you are making your trading decisions based on strangers on the internet, you're doomed to fail. You're going to lose money. They're eventually going to be wrong. You're going to go all in on the wrong coin and you're going to be looking at them as the person to blame. When at the end of the day, it's you who made the decision, press the buttons, and ultimately you got to live with the result. If Ben would have been right about one more low and you longed it because he told you to, are you going to be sending him part of the money because he told you to long and he was right? Of course not. You're going to be like, "Oh, I'm so smart. I longed the bottom." So don't be a [ __ ] victim. Uh I do think Ben has a bit of shot in Freud. Um and he does love to dunk on people when he's right. So you know, him getting a little bit of his own medicine is I think just nature taking its course. But just in general, I mean, he's gotten a lot of stuff right. And yeah, he was wrong about the bottom, but it's like the sign of a good trader is being able to admit you're wrong and then start executing the other way. If you believe that the bottom is not in here and then Bitcoin does this, if you can't objectively say, "Okay, it's my job to now know that I'm wrong. I need to start being a bull." Like, you're just shitty at your job. You know what I mean? Like being a bad trader means being bearish,