Many traders are actually just stubbornly fixated on one direction, running wildly in that direction. They make several mistakes but refuse to change their stance. Then, suddenly, they get it right once, and their account doubles, propelling them to new heights. Stories of such luck-driven comebacks are often celebrated as trading geniuses' legends. But in reality, most of those who do this have already been eliminated in the first few "mistakes."

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SelfCustodyBrovip
· 8h ago
Really, survivor bias is the most harmful. Those who survive and boast are actually just lucky; a bunch of those who died earlier made no noise at all.
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GetRichLeekvip
· 01-14 16:01
I fucking am the one who got eliminated in those previous "mistakes," always thinking I've bottomed out, only to lose everything in the end, with my account wiped clean. Now seeing others double their holdings, I know that's just survivor bias.
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4am_degenvip
· 01-12 13:14
I've heard too many stories like this, really, survivor bias is at its peak...
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BakedCatFanboyvip
· 01-12 13:04
Damn, isn't this the buddy of mine? He went all-in and won, now he's everywhere bragging about being a trading master.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 01-12 12:56
That's spot on. I've seen too many people like this—masters of bragging, never screenshotting their losing trades.
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