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Joined November 2022
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The truth is counterintuitive, you will outperform the majority by doing nothing. By doing less.
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Remainder of 2025 I won’t be posting anymore on Twitter so in case you want to reach me my telegram handle is the exact same as my twitter one🙏🏻.
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Remainder of 2025 I won’t be posting anymore on Twitter so in case you want to reach me my telegram handle is the exact same as my twitter one🙏🏻.
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No fucking around in the real world innit.
To be honest, the no cost resets was the only part of the assessment I disagreed with the team on. My suggestion was to allow no resets (even paid) and if a trader failed, to forbid them to ever try again with a permanent IP block. Perhaps not surprisingly, they didn’t adopt my suggestion.
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74 examples here of how I like to trade.
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The “sauce” has always been liquidity/open float.
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Then, you can get in sync using whatever array you like. In my case it’s the FVG.
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74 examples here of how I like to trade.
Here’s another thread with some quick examples I was able to find off my phone.
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All foresight too, with before and after.
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Replying to @TheOneLanceB
Yes, spot on. Money is a measure of stored value, and the market pays based on how difficult you are to replace and how much unique value you create. A roofer working in the blazing sun arguably expends tremendous effort, but their skill set is relatively replaceable—limiting their value creation capacity. Trading at its essence means identifying and capturing market inefficiencies that others miss—creating value through unique insight and decision making that few can replicate. Your compensation isn’t tied to your effort, but to how irreplaceable your judgment and execution are.
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Annnnnnnd here's the L. Week ends here for me. The trade was good but I got a bit of FOMO and entered before 10:00. Obviously my fault for entering before my designated time. Will reflect and come back next week.
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Slowly…then all at once.
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No trading for me on FOMC day. Tomorrow my last trading day of the week if something is offered.
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Don’t get it twisted the Ws mean nothing and it’s merely a process to follow. The most difficult thing is to follow the process and be patient. The 6Ls in a row in Nov/Dec gave me a good wake up call on what I need to solve and what I need to do. Ws and Ls mean nothing.
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Focus now is to follow the process. Take good trades and the rest takes care of itself. It all comes down to the process.
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No losing streak nor winning streak affect you, following the process is the benchmark.
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This guy knows me too well ffs. Was going to go for NQ but wanted the HTF strongest. I watched that NQ dip and said "damn this is nice lol".
Replying to @MExitium
@MExitium there is no chance you missed that long, i put money on it
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Find a process that is scalable. Find a process that repeats itself. Compare this to yesterday’s entry. Same thing…Same thing.
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When I started learning how to trade… this had a completely different meaning than it does now, 4 years later. It goes both ways, not only when putting on risk, but also when you’re in DD. Scared money doesn’t make money.
Scared money doesn’t make money.
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