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1 like • Jun 7
@John Fedock All bills by all presidents are going to cost something. The difference is when we decide we need to invest in BS that gives us no return...just debt, or do we invest in our country to create jobs and lower the deficit? Both parties are guilty of the fraud but only one person had the courage to love this country enough to uncover it. If all we get is the visibility of the fraud our government is doing...it will change things...Ill be good with that...sunlight is the best disinfectant
0 likes • Jun 8
@Kyle Henris The government is always the problem and never the solution. thats the point. You asked for thoughts and I go straight to thye problem...Washington
Apr 11 •
Discipline and Patience: The Real Edge in Day Trading
One of the most powerful shifts in my trading journey has been learning to truly value discipline and patience. These aren't just buzzwords they're the foundation that keeps me aligned with my edge and protects me from emotional decisions. When I stay disciplined, I stick to my plan, not someone else's trade or some impulse triggered by flashing green candles. And when I stay patient, I let the market come to me. I wait for the right setup, the RIGHT CONDITIONS, and the right confluence because not every move is mine to take. When I started trading FOMO used to push me into trades I had no business entering. But I’ve realized that missing a trade is not a loss it’s a win if it didn’t meet my criteria. The real damage is in letting emotions override strategy. The longer I stay patient and focused, the more clarity I gain. It’s not about catching every move; it’s about catching the right moves with confidence and control. The market will always offer another opportunity. But my capital and mindset? Those are limited resources I protect with discipline.
1 like • Apr 12
@Aramis Kudryashov My friend...I agree with you 100,000% 😀 Problem is...I already spent the money to finally get to where you are talking about 😄 Each item you mentioned is so crucial but in my case it took time and a few bucks to know what I know. I have done the replays and research to determine what I am looking for and line that up with the Kyles indicator for backup and Im in. I am stuck in a real job still so I have to trade London close for lunch. And though I know exactly what I am looking for...I can at time try to force a trade, bringing down my chances and interupting my practice of patience and dicipline. But Im almost there...I have come a long way...I know too much to stop...I am on the brink of controlling those 2 things...but again...as I said...you are 100,000% correct. 😉👍
4 likes • Apr 12
@Willox Perez You will want to follow this guy...lol. Hes the best
0 likes • Mar 11
Perfect day to pass evals but of course I was at work...lol.
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Feb 13 •
Indicator user shared this today...wild 🤯
Let me hear a "Hell yeah" if you're loving the Superman indicator so far!
3 likes • Feb 14
Hell Yeah, an amazing indicator indeed!
Feb 8 •
Food For Thought...
It's Saturday, and the Markets are closed. Other than being a lurker here, I completely avoid the charts. The goal of trading is to be free after all. @Stacey Crews recent post got me thinking about some questions... 1. For successful traders, what habits did you change, and what qualities did you achieve in order for you to be successful? 2. For NOT YET successful traders, what do you want to work on in order to become a successful trader? What hindrances do you see that might prevent you from becoming a successful trader? Personally, willing to be okay with losses was a game-changer for me. It allowed me to stop sabotaging my trades, which would sabotage my mental state and emotion, which would sabotage my adherence to my strategy and my risk risk management rules. Not being okay with losses causes a butterfly effect. Once I became okay with losses, I became a successful trader. Feel free to share your responses to either questions in the comment below. Who knows... your response might help someone out there 😉
6 likes • Feb 8
Hi Everyone, hope you are all doing well today. I have to trade on the off market as well as at lunch except on Thursday because the boss lets me be here to trade all days but that one...lol. I started here last Oct. I started trading about a month later, passed some evals early on and blew the PA. A PA can not be treated the same as the eval...very tough at first. Once you have lost the battles long enough you start to see where the pattern of failure lies...it is you, and it is I. Unless you can learn to control emotions, it will be tough. I have now reached a different level and it is not uncommon. We all reach different levels all the time. We are growing in our knowledge ad understanding so we are able to succeed so long as we don't quit. Along with the CEO Indicator...I am really good at reading the chart. I have a group of 3 I am now trading together that I am Gaining an average of 200 a day on. This dont sound like a lot but when they pass...its 600 per day with 3 more right behind them...lol dont try to gain the world in a day...it will stil be there when you get up tomorrow 😉
1 like • Feb 9
@Stephen Gerald Onyia Absolute Truth
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@glenn-ingraham-3928
Was a contractor for 35 years but health issues left me disabled and homeless for 2 years. I finally got into a home in July and am moving forward
Active 157d ago
Joined Sep 17, 2024
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