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Daily stoic ideas in trading context. 366 reflections about trading in this thread, which will be updated throughout the year.👇

Market volatility teaches you more than your desire to learn. Just take everything you see as information and you'll be the best at it before you know it.

Chess grandmasters usually win by not losing; people become rich by not going bust; the learning of life is about what to avoid. Only traders cannot accept the fact that what you don't do is more important than what you do.

Be careful with reversal patterns, such as AMD and SFP, and watch the trend, waiting for the structure to form. If they do not match the main trend, skip them. Structure is king. Context is our everything.

Remember how we thought all prop firms would lose their relevance after the 90/10 split on FTMO?

Do you love yourself in trading or trading in yourself?

Daily stoic ideas in trading context. 366 reflections about trading in this thread, which will be updated throughout the year.👇

You know and understand a lot more than you think. Just start drawing all possible price movements on the chart, not just the pov, the correction to it and the reaction to it.

Source: @Kpaxs

"Make interesting mistakes"

Morning $EURUSD Analysis: The chart gave us some free time until News release. t.me/notacultnews_b…

This picture is more informative for those who know about a priori probability.

"Play the game, but don't believe in it" - Ralph Ellison All crypto brothers should remember this.

@GoldmanTheWhite For all.

@MantiqueCap For grandmasters, Hollywood & poker stars, presidents etc. etc…

This is what we mean when we say that price is fractal. We hope you took at least one long.

If you’re not familiar with ICT stuff, skip this post. Thread 🧵/1

Even 0.01 lot can cloud your mind.

Sometimes, to become objective, you just need to close positions or not open them at all.

Stay hungry and focused to avoid taking a step back. 3/3

Similarly, good results and profitability make you relax. 2/3

What you do when things are going well reflects your true attitude towards your work. Traders often neglect their routine of analysis their trading journal when their profitability curve least requires it. This is what distinguishes a professional from an amateur. 1/3