A Mesa Redonda
O Elenco
Conheça a mesa redonda: Professor Owlins, Eli Bearman, Baby Satoshi, Bobby Bullish — e os convidados que ainda não bateram à porta.
Professor OwlinsThe Sage · One Sentence Is Enough
Eli BearmanChief Pessimism Officer
Baby SatoshiHost & Referee of the Round Table
Bobby BullishChief Optimism Officer
Sem conviteRex RylanUninvited Scalp TraderCONFIDENCIALLacrado pelo estúdioDossiê de personagem · CONFIDENCIALCONFIDENCIALLacrado pelo estúdioDossiê de personagem · CONFIDENCIALCONFIDENCIALLacrado pelo estúdioDossiê de personagem · CONFIDENCIALCONFIDENCIALLacrado pelo estúdioDossiê de personagem · CONFIDENCIALPor que animais?
Todo gráfico é uma sessão de terapia em grupo.
Ganância, medo, memória, curiosidade, adrenalina — o mercado é feito de sentimentos de terno. Nós demos a eles nome, cadeira e microfone. Há mais cadeiras esperando.
- 01 · The MemoryProfessor OwlinsEvery market has a memory. Owlins is what it sounds like when the memory talks — patience, history, and something on that laptop he keeps closing. Ask what it is and you get the same answer: in good time.
- 02 · The FearEli BearmanFear has a voice, and it is surprisingly well prepared. Eli is the caution in every portfolio — the most disciplined seat at the table, and somehow always early. The market hears his forecast and does the opposite, personally.
- 03 · The CuriosityBaby SatoshiBetween greed and fear sits curiosity. Baby Satoshi asks the 'dumb' question everyone was too proud to ask, keeps score on the whole table — and never, ever picks a side.
- 04 · The GreedBobby BullishConfidence is a strategy until it's a liquidation. Bobby is the moon-bound optimism in every rally — the reason it starts, sometimes the reason it ends, and the only man alive for whom every possible news is bullish.
- 05 · The AdrenalineRex RylanSpeed, hype and chaotic opportunity. Rex is the adrenaline of the market — ten trades before you finish your coffee, three of them regrettable. Never went to school; the street taught him, and it shows.
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