Corner of Chart 9: How much greed is enough?

A group of three explorers together discover an underwater treasure left behind by a sunken pirate ship. All three were overwhelmed by the chests full of gold coins in the rotten ships at the bottom of the ocean.
The first explorer thought that he only needed to take enough to have an abundant life, and have the capital to do the work he liked. Later, if he had fate, he could return to this treasure, so he just Use a small bag the size of your hand and fill that small bag with gold coins.
The second, more greedy explorer thought he would become rich and filled a backpack with gold coins five times heavier than the first.
As soon as they were able to put that backpack on their shoulders, the oxygen meters of all three people said they needed to get to the surface right before they ran out of oxygen. Despite the urging of the first and second explorers, the third person still diligently loaded the gold coins into his large bag because he thought that this was his only chance, maybe tomorrow this treasure will be swept away and disappear. so you need to get as much as possible.
The other two decided to go ahead because the oxygen alarm was on.
The first person, because he was light, could swim out of the water very quickly and get to shore first.
The second person with a heavy backpack had a very difficult and slow time getting to the surface of the water. About 1/3 of the way, the oxygen ran out. There was no other way but to let go of the backpack he was wearing. can survive to reach the surface of the water.
In the end, luckily, he was still able to get to the surface to save his life, but he came ashore with empty hands.
What about the third explorer guy?
When the other two people were halfway up, this person was able to fill the sack with gold coins and tie it securely to his body. But just after going up a few meters, he ran out of oxygen and was exhausted because the sack was too heavy.
He tried his best to struggle to remove the sack, but because he was afraid the sack would slip off, he tied it too tightly so he couldn't untie it and forever lay on the bottom of the sea.

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And this is a story I made up, but it represents the mindset with which we enter the market.
– There are people who want to get rich quickly, play big lots, lack knowledge, borrow to have a large account and burn everything, then cannot get back up.
– Some people are less greedy but lack knowledge, are willing to make losses, and after losses, they are afraid to leave the market and never dare to return because they think it is gambling and they cannot make a profit in the market. this school.
– There are people who enter the market with a learning and calm attitude, making a little progress every day, losing a little, but with a small account, consider it a small tuition fee, gradually slowly reaching success. labour.
How to manage greed? How much is enough? The answer is only within each of us.
No one can help you with this.
Becoming a successful Trader is a journey of self-discovery and self-improvement that only those who pursue it with passion and love can understand every day.

The market is always there, don't push yourself out of the market because of greed and fear of missing out.
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