Collosal retweeted
They can copy your trades but they can't copy the trust you built with the strategy.
2015 a anonymous user on 4chans /r9k made a meme to replace pepe. 4Chan users rallied around the prophecy, thus Yarl and the cult of anonymous yarlers was born
“pepe has long fallen to the strong likes of the normies, the TIME OF THE YARL HAS RISEN!
this creature has been in solitude for 3000 years, normies have been keeping it away but we need him, HE CAN SAVE US”
CA: 2cdswcuZfeRgdTeKheCUQWMqz2NiQkDeb635smkZpump
Collosal retweeted
If you make $200,000 a month trading, you don't have to also sell me a $500 course, bro.
Collosal retweeted
Another weekend for unprofs to ask themselves when will the pain stop? Soon amigo, I promise you.
Collosal retweeted
Every time you break your trading rules, you lose twice.
First, you lose whatever the trade costs you.
Then you lose a little more trust in yourself.
Do it often enough and eventually every decision becomes contaminated by doubt.
Collosal retweeted
If your goal has a systematic plan it will definitely check out indiscipline out of your trading life
He might make mistakes but this mistakes are not originated from the act of indiscipline
The process of breaking down goals into systematic plans builds strong bond of discipline between the trader and his goal
You literally understand what every plan stage will bring you into ..
This post right here is BS.
Every one of us is here for money. That’s it.
The only question is who can keep their wants at a far enough distance to stuff their bags full of cash and run.
That’s all, this noble stance of “forget about money” is liessssss
Trading has taught me that protecting what you’ve built is just as important as building it.
The same applies to life.
People spend years building trust, relationships, businesses and good habits, then destroy them with one emotional decision.
Sometimes the smartest move isn’t making more.
It’s protecting what you already have.
















