Don’t get fooled by the hype. In this video, Patrick Karim & Kevin Wadsworth break down how emotional language and viral phrases like “HODL” and “Pump My Bags” are used to manipulate new traders on social media. Learn how to spot the red flags and who you should be listening to instead. Stay sharp. Trade smarter.
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