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It's hard to meet a rich trader. We all know one who did well for a period, or the lucky one who caught a great run and rode it. But sitting across the table from someone who's been trading for decades and built wealth? That’s a rare breed. The best-performing brokerage accounts belong to dead people… And that's not because they had better strategies. It's because they didn't sell. That's the whole game right there. You can be as dumb as anyone alive and make money in this asset class, as long as you understand where you are in the cycle, know what to do, and don't panic when things get ugly. Trying to trade your way to wealth is the surest way to give it back. Holding it is the hard part, but it's the only part that pays. The edge is doing less, not more. Compounding is the strategy that works over time, and few have the patience to run it. Full framework in the article I wrote last week: https://t.co/XlamGJSU77
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