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Merdo
@investor_1204
3Sem.·

!!! Important!!!

Hello again,


2-3 months ago I shared a post that received a lot of comments. I noticed that many have since deleted their comments. There is something I want to share with you, friends: the stock market is not just statistics and calculations. If you understand human psychology, you understand the stock market.


Usually this is the psychology of the stock market. 2 months ago I didn't answer because I don't like discussing with people who have such a mindset. However, now there is a reason why I am replying. I just ask you to take a quick look. It would take too long to explain why that is, and even if I explain it, it is often not understood because some people just don't want to understand it.


What I want to explain is this: If an investment instrument is making a lot of profit, it is more likely to keep going up than an investment instrument that has not yet made a profit. This is because money doesn't always stay in the same place. Many people buy at the highs, but investing in something that is already going wrong is very risky. Many of you have probably flown before. Before the plane takes off, it starts the engines, stops, accelerates and then takes off. The aim is to invest in strong investment instruments that are 'standing still' or moving sideways and collect them at this stage.


Just take a quick look at $CI2 (-0,38 %) (MSCI India) and $TUR (-3,27 %) (MSCITurkey). That's how it works, my friends. Best regards and respect!

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GHF@GHF
3Sem.
I don't understand what you're saying. What is the core message of your important contribution?
That someone was wrong and you were right?
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
@GHF I'm sorry that you didn't understand it. But honestly, if everyone understood it, there would be no more poverty in this world. My goal is not to belittle anyone or make myself look right, but simply to share the things I see and understand on the "playing field" with this community.
There are so many people here who don't know why or what they are investing in. My target audience is exactly these people. And as I've written before, people like you - philosophers - probably already know all this.
Best regards and respect!
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GHF@GHF
3Sem.
@investor_1204 oh dear, now I understand your profile pictures.
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
Haha okey Philosoph
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Metis@Metis
3Sem.
I also only understand the station. Sometimes you're right, sometimes you're wrong. Or have you always been right and have been doing this for years and decades?
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
No, my friend, I have to repeat the same thing again :( ... My goal is not to be right or to belittle anyone. I'm just trying to explain to people that if you understand human psychology, you understand the stock market. I don't think I'm special, I'm not special. I just want to pass on the information I have observed and seen in the field in a simple way to those who don't know it. My target audience is the beginners. But unfortunately it is misunderstood and that makes me sad. :(
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Metis@Metis
3Sem.
@investor_1204 You just don't explain anything in your post. Can't you see that?
You're basically just writing that you were right.
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Metis@Metis
3Sem.
@investor_1204 Btw, you also explained nothing in the original post you refer to here. And "in my opinion" is not a justification or explanation.
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
I probably didn't express myself correctly.
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Metis@Metis
3Sem.
@investor_1204 Nope. You didn't express anything. Neither in the original post, nor here in this post.
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
Haha okey little Warren Buffett sorry
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Metis@Metis
3Sem.
@investor_1204... you're not doing any better.

Read your posts again very carefully.
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
@Metis Now you should understand.
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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909
3Sem.
You don't need to argue with Harald anyway. He has his opinion and nothing interferes with that...
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
Everyone has their own opinion, but my aim was not to argue. I just wanted to pass on the knowledge I've gathered in the field to beginners, but I was misunderstood. I tried to explain that not everything is a question of statistics.
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
3Sem.
What a day on the stock market - and it could be so easy.

To summarize: @GHF and @Metis don't understand what's going on, @investor_1204 doesn't understand that it's not being understood.

Consequence: @investor_1204 is not a psychologist, otherwise he would understand, too bad - so stock market success is nothing.

Warren said "Invert" - counter-thesis:
According to statistics, very few psychologists are successful on the stock market - in other words, most psychologists are not psychologists at all, otherwise they would be successful on the stock market.

Who can untie the "Gordian knot"? @DonkeyInvestor
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
@TomTurboInvest Haha, you've described exactly what happened here - congratulations! I mentioned myself that I couldn't express myself well, maybe you should have read that in the comments. Also, I don't remember saying anything about "psychologists". The people I mentioned were "economists".
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
3Sem.
@investor_1204 The only thing that stuck with me was "Anyone who understands human psychology also understands the stock market" - that's when psychologists came to mind, I didn't think of economists 🤣🤣

It's getting trickier and trickier... 🥶

If the donkey is also a fox, then it's getting too tricky even for me😅
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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909
3Sem.
Even the confusion is confused
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
Those who understand human psychology also understand the stock market. Most psychologists are not real psychologists, just as most economists are not real economists. Too much knowledge is scary. You can only get so far with statistics, after that it's over. That's why highly educated and knowledgeable people are often not successful, because knowledge and statistics block them.
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
3Sem.
@investor_1204 Haha - at least now I know why I'm not afraid 😜
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Nostradonkey💩@DonkeyInvestor
3Sem.
@TomTurboInvest Unfortunately, I only know Flash Gordon. But maybe he knows something about knots 🧐🤔. @FlashGordenAS What do you think?
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
@TomTurboInvest Haha, the description for this is 'stupidity makes you brave'. It may sound like a joke, but these are the facts.
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Harald@Madhatter5566
3Sem.
In my opinion, you still have a word twist in there, because your text currently states that investment instruments that lose money continue to rise, as profits are currently being made. So contrary to your actual statement is that you should discard winners and invest in losers.


Cherry-picking makes little sense in fundamental matters, congratulations that you were right here for once. In my opinion, you should invest in Varta with your opinion.
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Merdo@investor_1204
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Moritz@leveragegrinding
3Sem.
I have just written my bachelor's thesis on this.
The stock market IS psychology, but it's not as easy in the long term as you imagine.
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
@leveragegrinding The food of a donkey is grass; if you bring him meat, he will think you are a donkey.
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Maverick4831@Maverick4831
3Sem.
Typed so many words and still said nothing. Hat ab👍🏼
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Merdo@investor_1204
3Sem.
Read it again, now you should understand it.
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