For investors with limited chips, fear plays a decisive role. Risk-averse small investors are plagued by gambler's bias. Their chips are small, and once they lose, they are out of the game, which limits their willingness to take risks.

For bros with limited funds, I suggest:

1. Focus on stocks, avoid options. If you must trade options, control your position size and be mentally prepared to lose the money!

2. Buy stocks in batches, don't go all in. Buy a little every day to train yourself and gradually build your risk tolerance.

3. Don't trade stocks full-time. You need a steady cash flow from your job. It's even better if your company offers stock options!

4. Read more and keep learning to improve your investment system.