I think the biggest and most interesting mistakes in trading are the same ones that all humans are prone to, regardless of their chosen areas of interest. I find these general errors of judgement to be

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Hellooo my lovely decentralised social media/blogging aficionados! This is my first post on Steemit. I quit Facebook in 2010 and have been knocking around on the interwebs ever since, looking for cool