Claude is amazing. Grokbot is amazing. Running the two together is insane.

I've now converted from grokbot to claude. Time to create some badass indicators, I have 3 in mind so far.

Here's an idea. If you see something you find interesting, or if you learn soemthing from someone. Try to actually backtest it for yourself and see if it holds value, instead of just assuming it does. Someone elses view isn't your own. 2 different people can have the exact same strategies. One person has a 40% wr, the other has a 70% wr. But they both use the exact same strategy. Why do you think that is? It comes down to experience, seeing the same thing over and over, and as you do you pick up on more things. Value your time!

I'm in love with AI! The things you can do is unreal. Do not be late on the train, act quickly!

AI is such a wonderful thing!

Just because I have a bias doesn't mean I have to take trades in that direction. The power of subjectivity is flexibility, meaning one can adapt over time regardless of the outcome. "You can be wrong and still make money"

Just because you created something, doesn't make you the only one able to do so. If you did create something, then awesome, very well done. But going around believing no one else can do the same is pure ignorance. The people who made these discoveries decided to walk their own path and not follow the masses, which means more people can do the same. Do not believe the ones who shout the loudest with their talk about no one else can do it, it's just their own ego rambling...

"Do you still backtest?" Yes I do. "Why?" Does anyone in any other field stop practicing in order to keep/hone their skills? The moment you stop, is the moment you lose. You don't improve by doing nothing, you only get worse.

The best way to grow as a trader is to stop relying on your mentor once you've learned a strategy. They can still help you, don't get me wrong. But you shouldn't take trades based on what they think, you shoulz rely on YOU!

Tip of the day : If you are in a 2, and you get a 3 inside of the 2. Look what happens to the next 2 to the opposite direction if it's still inside of the 2. That is a high probability setup!

So you took a loss today? Was it a good one or was it a bad one? Do you react to the loss? Do you allow your reponse to that emotion rum rampant, or do you manage to control it? It is the losers that define us, which is why having a very high wr can be dangerous. Because you're not used to handle them. You need to lose enough, to be able to accept the loss, to be able to perform after! Embrace the losers, treat them as teachers. You will learn a lot about yourself. Become a profitable loser! (Not my quote but I like it)

I can assure you.... You don't backtest enough. You think you do, but you don't. Trust me, it makes a world of difference. Only the ignorant will say it has less value. If you tell me you don't value backtesting, you're also saying that you will struggle. They go hand in hand.

Liquidity has to be created somewhere/somehow. Just because there is liquidity, doesn't mean it's gonna be taken. It will be, when the right thing appears. If the lq has an ss+ level near it, I wouldn't be so certain of that getting taken!

The more you fear to take a loss, the more you will lose. Losers are inevitable, and teaching moments. Use them as such, instead of instilling fear.

Relying on someone else to fix your own things for you will never work. They can offer some guidance, wisdom etc. But the ball will always be in your court. Thinking someone else will come with a golden crown is not the way to go about it. YOU are your maker YOU are your creator YOU are your guidance YOU are your light Act like the one in control instead of letting life controlling you. The world opens up my friend, trust me!

Word of advice! The loudest person in the room is rarely the smartest. You know why the quiet man is feared? He analyzes everything. Everyone speaks before he does, so he is the only one who knows everything, without telling anything. I wish more people could think before they speak. That thing you're trying to hide? It doesn't. You just believe it does... But sadly, most people aren't the quiet man...

I know this might sound weird. But I don't use just one thing, I have 3 favourite setups that I use. All from knowledge I've learned from my journey. After a while the entry itself becomes less important and the so called "flow state" takes over. One change I've made however, is that I don't use the ticks anymore. At all... Reason being = it just wasn't for me. 99% of the time I am on the 1 minute and the 1 minute only, a few times I jump down to the 5 or 15s but that's also rare. The 1 minute is just so peaceful, it's not too fast and not too slow either. It's perfect for how I am as a person and my trading style. When I first began I barely went below the 15 minute, I thought the 5 min was too fast, so you can imagine how fast I thought the 1 minute was🤣. But as time goes on, you grow into it. And some models makes it easier to understand and use it as well. But it is quite liberating not being "locked" to one trading thing/plan either. And it makes it easier to handle a variety of market conditions as well. This suits me perfectly. And I would not have it any other way. Yesterday I was at the grocery store, I then sat down in my car, opened the charts from my phone, I analyzed the markets for maybe 1-2 mins. I said "this looks amazing". I took the trade, hit my tp in 2 minutes and I logged of. THAT is the kind of freedom I've wanted ever since I started this journey. And I will ALWAYS be extremely proud of myself for coming this far. As the famous quote goes "Learn the way, then find your own way" 💜

One mans chop is another mans treasure.