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Peter’s life shows that failure is not final.
Seeing the risen Jesus turns a denier into “the rock,” replaces shame with restoration, and converts verbal promises into a life (& death) that answers the question of love with action rather than words.
As for the question, “Peter, do you love Me?”
The inverted cross was his final answer as he was crucified upside down deeming himself unworthy to die in the same manner the Son of God, who he at one point denied.
I know this has been posted before, but it sits in a little frame from a mentor of mine. He was a strong, wise, and patient man who was not in the trading world. He had experienced more of life than I had at that time and was willing to share this with me during his final days. I was fortunate enough to learn from him and speak with him about life through his home stretch to Heaven.
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The clock of life is wound but once,
And no man has the power
To tell just when the hands will stop
At late or early hour.
To lose one’s wealth is sad indeed,
To lose one’s health is more,
To lose one’s soul is such a loss
That no man can restore.
The present only is our own,
So live, love, toil with a will,
Place no faith in “Tomorrow,”
For the Clock may then be still.
-Robert H. Smith
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“Work in Progress”
That's how we feel when we’ve accepted faith in Jesus.
Salvation, along with works that reflect His teachings, is the race.
Don’t just step across the starting line and expect to finish simply because you heard the starting gun.
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Grok selects a winner on 8/16 and 8/23.
I know this seems elementary... but the explanation is meant for those who are not familiar with the volume profile. Highly recommend giving @georgepapazov a follow. He's an excellent (currently under the radar) trader.
You're familiar with this, but I think it's more of a vernacular thing, so please don't take this as me speaking down. I'm just mapping it out for anyone else reading.
When the activity is trending, George and I don't look to fight that push and build of volume until the opposing side shows its hand. From there, a parabolic taper, which I think we all agree on, and an exhaustive node can occur.
An exhaustive node occurs when price is pushing in one direction while building volume distributions that have edges defined by the primary LVNs, or the deepest LVNs. As long as price remains within that distribution, purely from a volume profile perspective, continuation is expected.
If we push to new highs, create a nice temporary Gaussian node (image), and then rotate back into the prior distribution while respecting the LVN above, I personally treat that as a two way trade before the next directional decision. It's a great spot to scalp back and forth against the previous primary LVN.
If the second lower or upper distribution, depending on whether we're in an uptrend or downtrend, begins to find interest and build volume, then I'm looking for a range type move across that zone. As long as the lower two LVNs are respected, the overall context remains continuation.
For me, an exhaustive node, meaning a build of volume that rotates back into the prior distribution, is what turns on the green light for two way trade. It also creates a clear box that defines where I want to fade and where I do not want to fade.
I also cant draw very well from a mouse, so please excuse that.
Little feet running to your room at night to dive into bed because that’s where they feel safest is the best chapter of life, even if the cost is paid in sleep currency.
