Discussion of risk management and perspective on wealth, contrasting trader complaints with regular people's struggles.

Otherwise, you'll get into a situation like this poster where they said, "I'm afraid to risk now because I don't want to go back below seven mil like seven figures. Risk is risk. If you're risking one R, one to two% of your account, 5% of your account, it shouldn't matter if your account is $100,000 or $10 million. It's a fixed percentage that you're comfortable risking. So, if you want to scale, that's how you do it. But the part that is just completely out of touch is if you ask the regular person how they're doing financially, it's horrible. Most people are unab unable to afford basic living expenses. They're getting annihilated. They're priced out of the housing market. The jobs not paying them enough to keep up with the increasing cost of living. They're in massive amounts of debt, right? People are very hopeless for the future. There is a worry about job security with things like AI and robotics coming. I think the average person is actually a lot more concerned and would kill to have seven figures because seven figures is an inordinate amount of money in the real world. as long as you're not [ __ ] right? And a lot of these people manage to get seven figures, eight figures from sitting on their computer and pressing buttons. It's not real life. It's not real life. And if you talk to people who are living in the real world, these arguments become so so silly. And it's the same thing with what Nexus is saying here. I like Nexus, but