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أبو كرم
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Listen to what Abu Karam is saying because this is important 🥸
Do not sell the currency you purchased if these conditions are met:
1- If the whole market is down, not just the currency, but if you see a general decline, this is likely a temporary correction; at that time, selling may solidify your losses instead of waiting for recovery.
2- If you bought with a long-term plan as long as you're in with a goal of one to two years or more, don't let a movement of two days or a week scare you.
3- If the bad news is just social media rumors that sometimes inflate any talk, make sure before you sell quickly and incur losses.
4- If you're selling just out of fear and greed, the two things that lose people the most, stick to a plan, not to emotions.
5- If you're selling at a loss without a logical reason, ask yourself: Has the project really failed? Or am I just anxious because the price dropped a bit?
6- If you're investing an amount you can afford and you're patient, it’s better to stay in the market as long as you don't need the money; patience is usually better in most cases.
7- If the currency still has news or upcoming strong updates or new partnerships that could raise the price — selling before that could waste an opportunity.
Do not sell the currency you purchased if these conditions are met:
1- If the whole market is down, not just the currency, but if you see a general decline, this is likely a temporary correction; at that time, selling may solidify your losses instead of waiting for recovery.
2- If you bought with a long-term plan as long as you're in with a goal of one to two years or more, don't let a movement of two days or a week scare you.
3- If the bad news is just social media rumors that sometimes inflate any talk, make sure before you sell quickly and incur losses.
4- If you're selling just out of fear and greed, the two things that lose people the most, stick to a plan, not to emotions.
5- If you're selling at a loss without a logical reason, ask yourself: Has the project really failed? Or am I just anxious because the price dropped a bit?
6- If you're investing an amount you can afford and you're patient, it’s better to stay in the market as long as you don't need the money; patience is usually better in most cases.
7- If the currency still has news or upcoming strong updates or new partnerships that could raise the price — selling before that could waste an opportunity.
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