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The real excitement in trading isn’t the process. It isn’t the consistency. It isn’t even the profitability. That’s baseline - at the very core its entry level.
The real game is the untapped potential. The edge yet to be extracted. The levels to climb.
Many traders will never get there. They’ll settle once they taste profit. They’ll get comfortable. They’ll stagnate.
But the elite don’t stop. They know there’s always more. More edge. More size. More control. More levels.
That’s the difference. That’s the gap. And those are the levels I strive for. It's what keeps the passion alive.
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Every time you break your rules.
You’re not just letting yourself down.
You’re letting down:
- God
- Your parents
- Your unborn kids
- Your entire bloodline.
- That one ancestor who survived 27 winters so you could trade EUR/USD.
But yeah… keep forcing trades.
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Your Trading Model:
[In A Thread]
1) You put down on paper who you think you are, what your strengths are, and the small list of weaknesses, I'm sure it's really just one... and it's most likely modesty.
This will be referred to at a later time in your development.
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Surviving the Meat Grinder
A thread on trading mindset for whipsaw range bound action after significant market moves:
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Fear of being wrong typically leads to poor trade management.
- Closing around entry as soon as PnL flashes red
- Immediately jumping to low time frames to monitor a higher time frame trade
- Moving stop to break even as soon as possible even though nothing has changed
1/5
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Turning $7,500 -> $225,000 in 3 weeks.
This is the 4th(?) account I've run up like this on Twitter and there are a number of reasons why I keep doing it.
Little overview for how I did it and some stats from the few weeks.
🧵👇
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Regardless of your activity or practice, never pushing yourself enough or never resting and practicing at an easy level is a major cause of stagnation.
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What traders should do:
• Wait for an opportunity
• Execute
• Win/lose
• Repeat
What traders really do:
• Wait for an opportunity
• Doubt themselves
• Break rules
• Follow other systems
• Doubt themselves
• Lose
• Repeat
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I lost money for 3+ years trying to learn day trading.
Once I became a CONSISTENT Trader I made back all my losses back in 1 month.
Here are 3 Trading Psychology Tips to accelerate your learning.👇
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6 possible trends for next bull run + few examples of companies/cryptocurrencies I heard of in each sector
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Friday marked my 500th day of observing intraday price action. Some screen time takeaways for traders:
