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I never blew an account, so that's one thing where the whole industry is like they don't believe it. They're like, "No way did she ever not lose all her money."
It makes total sense when my uncle was my mentor. Psychology-wise, the first thing we learned was to protect our capital. Keep our capital. That was before we even started looking at charts. He was like, "That is the name of the game here."
And in order to protect your capital, it actually involves paying little fees. It's like paying your way out of trouble. So, he I already understood that concept completely and fully. I never was going to put it all on the line for one trade. So, my risk management psychology-wise was way ahead of my time.
So, it's hard for the community to understand that I never took an account to zero. When you say paying your fees, what is what does that mean? It's taking a loss. He just he he changed it. So, instead of calling it a loss, we just considered it a fee.