During a period of poorly selected investments, I experienced a bit of a trading block.

This happened several times and to varying degrees. With different intensities.

Once I tried to prepare a good move, however, caught up in emotion, I thought I was making a mistake, the wrong thing.

So to make up for it, I did the opposite. Thinking that the price direction would vary.

In short, I found myself stuck in a position that was difficult to fix.

So I thought that, at best, I would close the position when the price was too far beyond what I could lose.

But then I thought-after I gave up all this getting pulled into trades-that I should not get discouraged.

In fact, the Lord, no matter what, helps us. And whatever happens I will strive to make up for it and do better.

In that instant a thought emerged in my mind: gold.

Why hadn’t I thought of that?

In fact, gold was going up. So I tried to remedy it and buy a fair amount.

After calming down, I noticed strong emotions. This is not the way to go: too many or too few trades with this mindset, even if they are long-term, is not the right way to handle them.

After about 10 to 12 days had passed, the price settled to such a level that in addition to the loss already largely covered, I had realized a gain around $300.

Admittedly, I had not closed the trade in the ideal position, where I could have realized about $500. Nevertheless, that’s okay. Surely learning positive lessons with a patient attitude helps.

And it benefits not only you, but also all other people. Especially those around you.

And even more so the people with whom you spend much or most of your time; of your daily life.

Even if you spend most of your time in solitude. You should trust the Lord and you, as well as the people who care about you. You are not alone.