You are losing money in investing because you are not answering these three questions.

Investing is not a mystery.. but a formula with three unknowns
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In the world of financial markets, many get lost amidst the noise of news and daily price movements,

But the truth is that the path to sustainable wealth passes through overcoming just three main obstacles.

If you can decode these "three unknowns," trading screens will turn from a source of worry into a clear roadmap.
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1. The Value Trap:
Is it really "cheap"?
The first question that worries any smart investor:
What is the undervalued (Undervalued) asset at less than its true value?

The secret is not just looking at the price, but combining:
Fundamental analysis (company strength, profit margins, and growth)
and technical analysis (accumulation zones and supports).
When strong financial data meets a technically undervalued market price..
Here lies the golden opportunity.
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2. The Timing Dilemma: When to press the buy button?
We know for sure that companies like Nvidia ($NVDA) are great companies leading the future,
but does their greatness mean we buy them at any price?

The dilemma here is as psychological as it is technical.

Amateur investors chase rising prices out of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out),
while the professional has "hunter’s patience";

waiting for a pullback (Pullback) to buy at support levels others fear to buy at.
The point is not "what" you buy,
but "how much" you buy.
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3. The Art of Exiting: When to take profits?
Entering a trade is a brave decision,
but exiting it is the wise decision.

Many investors do not realize when the price reaches overbought (Overbought) levels,
or when liquidity starts to dry up (end of wave five).

Exiting requires knowing when the price becomes "overvalued" compared to the company's fundamentals and its competitors.
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Summary:
These three points are not magic, nor innate talent, but skills that can be learned and acquired.

When you replace emotion with methodology,
and fear with knowledge,

your investment decisions will be based on numbers and facts, not hope and wishes.

Markets reward disciplined traders and punish the hesitant.

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What is the hardest obstacle you face among the three?

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