Paper World Money

How much money? Buy all the gold.

"There's only enough left to eat."

Survival in the paper money world

On the day the trading screen was filled with red numbers alternating green and the question:

"Is $4,600 worth of gold expensive?"

"Bitcoin will go hundreds of thousands of dollars, right?"

"Is Silver worth investing?"

Many people may be looking for a 'secret formula' to make a profit, but for Uncle MaokeDotCom, founder of CDC ChalokeDotCom, a source of technical analysis knowledge, over 40 years of investment experience, gives a simple and powerful answer, "How much money? Buy all the gold. Leave it in your account. Just enough to eat." It's a short statement repeated through several interviews with Money Chat. Why do you believe in such extremes?

🎯 why 'throw away' the baht?

Uncle is not talking to create a trend, but he is pointing out the "silence" of the money in the bank account. He always emphasized that the baht or the dollar is an asset that is constantly deteriorating, like melting ice. Holding cash is not security, but the risk of making wealth disappear before his eyes. While the real billionaire never collects money in the form of baht, they keep it in "property" like land or gold.

📌 3 Musketeers: Gold, Silver and Bitcoin

If gold is the king, your uncle named Silver (silver) an "iron horse" ready to overtake all assets. He pointed out clearly that as gold grew by 60%, Silver soared to 300% during the same period. And Bitcoin, your uncle briefly warned, "Don't fall off the car," because the technical signal began to call investors with a new Higher Low pattern.

An interesting strategy is to switch between these three assets. Instead of selling them back for an undervalued baht, choose to hold the strongest thing at the time to keep our "Store of Value."

📌 the "green-red" system and the hearts of fighters.

Your uncle's style investment is not a matter of guessing, but of "system."

• Simple discipline, green to buy, red to sell, not to try to be the angel who buys the bottom or sells the top, because that's something that even angels can't do.

• Separate accounts. Divide accounts into "Main Accounts" for running long trends when they encounter strong signals, and "Secondary Accounts" for trading according to common red green signals for short-term fun and profit.

• Position Sizing is the key. What is more important than trading techniques is knowing how much money should be placed each time so that the portfolio is compounded and does not collapse when the market is volatile.

Happy Mindset. Don't be so greedy.

The last lesson that Uncle left is about Mindset. The right trade must give us "happiness" whether the market is up or down. If we are not sleeping because of fear of losses, that means we are too "greedy" and bet too high. Uncle recommends novices to start from a 1: 1 ratio (with millions) to keep calm and truly learn the rhythm of the market.

The conclusion of Uncle's style is that investing is not a matter of running for as much money as possible, but of turning undervalued money into valuable assets in a disciplined and systematic manner, as he concluded: "Let's just be blind and not blind and not too greedy. Do not abandon diversification. Your investment life is easier."

Watch the full clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcL78oE2NZc