emotional

    So I tried my best to stay rational and emotionless, but I ended up messing up on one or two trades in a row, and quickly I ended up losing like 80% of the portfolio.

I thought this would happen in the beginning, and it seemed like it was not going to happen but it did.

Yeah so I'm now going all in to get back to my original portfolio but it really is just a gamble at this point. I'm at the mercy of Elon, and some markets are really not worth it.

I thought maybe this market would be good for me but turns out I was wrong.

So I will likely stick to Saas for now and I think the puzzle piece that I am missing is marketing.

But perhaps even more so is my personal development, health and work outs more specifically.


On a brighter note, I did hit gold in this new game called Marvels rivals so that's that.

It reminds me of overwatch and the good old days.

It's good to get a win.

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