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Most people enter the market to make money. Few stop to ask a more important question: Who am I in the market? This book is not about stock tips, trading strategies, or market predictions. It is about clarity. Trading, speculation, and investing are often treated as variations of the same activity. In reality, they are distinct roles, each with different objectives, risks, time horizons, and psychological demands. Most losses do not come from bad analysis, but from switching these roles unconsciously under pressure. A trade held out of hope. A speculative idea managed with rigid stops. An investment judged by daily price movement. These are not small errors. They are structural ones. Who Are You in the Market? helps you understand: The difference between trading, speculation, and investing Why discipline breaks down even when plans are clear How time horizon changes the meaning of risk Why activity feels productive but often is not Why clarity matters more than intelligence or effort Drawing from timeless market principles, behavioral insights, and real world observation, this book reframes market participation as an identity choice rather than a technique. It does not promise shortcuts. It does not offer predictions. It does not claim to beat the market. Instead, it offers something more durable: alignment between who you are, how you act, and the role you choose to play. Markets will always remain uncertain. Your role within them does not have to be. Disclaimer: This book is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice.

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