Every trader has that moment when they zoom out on a chart — further, further, further — until the candles shrink into pixels and the “big picture” suddenly feels… infinite.
That’s where we are today. One hundred days in. A hundred riffs, a hundred metaphors, a hundred attempts to sketch a map of this absurd carnival we call the market. But if you’ve been reading closely, you’ll notice something: the picture doesn’t end.
Markets don’t hand out diplomas. They don’t say, “Congrats, you’ve passed the final exam.” They just keep ticking. Up, down, sideways. Riskquakes. Boomblips. Cold showers. Treasure Edges. The language keeps evolving, the stories keep colliding, and the chart keeps stretching off the edge of the screen.
Day 100 isn’t a finish line. It’s a checkpoint. A breath. A moment to remember that the best investors — and the best writers — don’t retire at the century mark. They show up tomorrow. And the day after.
Because if there’s one real lesson buried under all these analogies, it’s this:
👉 Compounding isn’t just about money. It’s about attention. Patience. Showing up, brick by brick, until something larger than you imagined quietly emerges.
So thank you for walking through the first hundred days. Tomorrow, we keep going. The chart keeps drawing itself. And if history is any guide? The best stories haven’t even started yet.
📈 To be continued…
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