When they all gave up and went elsewhere. I remained because I’m widely enthusiastic about trading. I believe in the internet. That’s why I’m Huncho🐐🥶

Most traders overcomplicate trading because simple doesn’t feel intelligent enough.

Become truly great at something, you have to dedicate shit-tons of time and energy to it. And because we all have limited time and energy, few of us ever become truly exceptional at more than one thing, if anything at all.

What’s a trading moment you’ll never forget? Mine is probably the first time I saw money I made from trading actually arrive in my account. That felt different.

Ranging markets are notorious for fake breakouts. Price takes out a high, attracts buyers, and falls back into the range. Then it takes out a low, attracts sellers, and pushes back up. If you’re trading liquidity, context matters. A liquidity sweep alone isn’t a trade. Wait for confirmation and a setup that fits your model.

Having money is one thing… but having sense with the money is the key.

You don’t get paid for being right. You get paid for managing risk correctly.

A good strategy executed consistently beats a perfect strategy executed emotionally.

Most traders don’t blow accounts because they can’t trade. They blow accounts because they can’t accept being wrong.

Nobody warns you about the fear after your first withdrawal. Suddenly you’re thinking: “What if I never make this again?” That fear can make you force trades trying to recreate a moment that came from patience.

What do you think helps a trader stay successful?

Traveling is a fantastic self development tool, bcs it extricates you from the values of your culture and shows you that another society can live with entirely different values and still function and not hate themselves.