Spot the pattern: Anyone peddling paid Discord groups or selling you the next 'guaranteed profit' course? They're marketing a fantasy, not a blueprint. Think about it logically—if someone cracked the code to serious wealth, why would they need your fifty bucks? The math doesn't add up. Real traders and investors usually don't have time to hustle course modules; they're too busy actually executing. The ones running these operations? They're not betting on the strategy working—they're betting on *you believing it will*. That's where the real money flows, and spoiler: it ain't going to the students.
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WhaleShadow
· 12-21 17:59
Really, it's actually very simple to see through this trap; those who make money wouldn't sell courses.
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ponzi_poet
· 12-21 17:44
Those who truly make money have long been quietly getting rich. Do they still have time to sell courses? Laughing to death.
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Blockchainiac
· 12-18 18:53
Really, the logic of these course sellers has been rotten from the very beginning. If they were truly making money, why would they still be selling courses?
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PerpetualLonger
· 12-18 18:51
Hmm... This sounds reasonable, but I still need to increase my position. My faith cannot be shaken.
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OPsychology
· 12-18 18:42
People who are truly making money have already quietly become wealthy; they have no time to sell courses.
Spot the pattern: Anyone peddling paid Discord groups or selling you the next 'guaranteed profit' course? They're marketing a fantasy, not a blueprint. Think about it logically—if someone cracked the code to serious wealth, why would they need your fifty bucks? The math doesn't add up. Real traders and investors usually don't have time to hustle course modules; they're too busy actually executing. The ones running these operations? They're not betting on the strategy working—they're betting on *you believing it will*. That's where the real money flows, and spoiler: it ain't going to the students.