How did "Leek" give money to "Sickle"?
There is a very popular word in the currency circle, called leek, and the opposite of leek is called sickle. These are the two labels corresponding to investors in the circle.
The typical leek and sickle is like this: when the market goes well, a group of participants will suddenly emerge. These participants are often novices, with enthusiasm, and more importantly, rushing in with RMB, buying any currency, no matter how high the price is. At this time, it was Sickle who was hiding on the other side and quietly watching the battle. Unlike Leek's high enthusiasm, Scythe is often very calm, and has enough chips in his hands that Leek wants.
When the market is getting hotter and hotter, the leeks are getting more and more excited, and the sickle will methodically throw the chips in its hands to the leeks. When the chips in the hands of the sickle are almost thrown, the market will go almost the same, and the currency price will start to fall. At this time, the scythes have already polished the chips in their hands, and they are taking the proceeds in their pockets; the leeks are only holding a pile of chips, and there is no cash left in their pockets.
This is what is often said in the currency circle to harvest "leeks" with a "sickle".
The memory of leeks is actually similar to that of goldfish, and the scars are healed and the pain is forgotten. Therefore, no matter how much loss you have suffered, as long as there is a new market in the currency circle, some people will always be rushed in by the enthusiasm of the market again, and there will also be a group of newcomers who have just entered the currency circle. It's like leeks, once harvested, they will grow again, and the harvest will never be finished. Leek is the fish that is harvested in the circle.
Everyone who enters the currency circle starts as a novice. Many novices have the experience of being harvested as leeks. Some can grow gradually and become mature investors without thinking of leeks. Some still cannot change their thinking and will be harvested forever.
The most typical way of thinking of leeks is to only look at superficial phenomena, not to think about deep-seated problems, to only listen to what others say, and not to think independently.
When he sees that the market is soaring and all the media are clamoring, he will not think about whether the price is inflated or whether there will be a bubble. As long as today's price is higher than yesterday, he will immediately enter the market, dreaming of tomorrow's price higher than today. In the market, this is the high-priced catcher.
When he sees that people around him are buying a coin, everyone agrees, he will not investigate whether the coin is as good as everyone said, whether it is really valuable, and only sees that the people around buy it quickly. Once he has made money, he immediately enters the market, dreaming that he can also copy the road to riches of the people around him. In the circle, this is the receiver of the air coin.
To get out of leek thinking as soon as possible, the most fundamental thing is to change your way of thinking, not to follow the crowd, but to think independently; to change your concept, don't believe in "getting rich", but believe in down-to-earth learning and growth.
There is no way to get rich that can be easily copied in the world. The vast majority of people who have become rich have endured hardships and sweat all the way to get to where they are today, and only then have they reaped wealth beyond the reach of ordinary people.
When the market is extremely cold and the leeks are dismissive of the market, it is precisely the sickle that is quietly collecting chips. Otherwise, how can there be enough chips to throw to the leeks when the market is high?
When a "hundred-fold currency" or "thousand-fold currency" suddenly appears in the market, if we don't ask indiscriminately, do not investigate and study its true value carefully, and start buying it impatiently, it is very likely that what is waiting for us is behind the scenes Sharpen the scythe.
Therefore, to avoid the fate of leeks, we should start by changing the thinking of conformity and independent thinking.


