@DanielRegha@DanielRegha you too fuulish.
Are you saying that the government is bad, because we wished it to be bad?
Did Thiefnubu do the right things and the administration remains bad?
You be goat
Deep down, many Nigerians are happy that Tinubu's govt failed because this justifies their internal unwarranted bigotry towards the Yorubas. And a lot of politicians never wanted Tinubu's administration to succeed in any way, so they can up their chances to recontest come 2027.
Is Tinubu's govt a disappointment, yes; But was this what many hoped for, also yes.
The one fundermantal truth many Nigerians don't realize is that a good or bad govt affects us all, regardless who your prefered choice was.
@davido David Adeleke. Aka Osakpolo. No be you for talk about Steeze. You lost your Steeze long time ago. Pussy begging married man 😂😂😂. Allow single people see space nah
The Fastest Way to Grow a Small Account
It’s not bigger lot sizes.
It’s survival.
Small accounts don’t blow because they’re small. They blow because traders treat them like casinos.
If you can’t grow slowly, you won’t grow big.
Longevity > speed.
#trendfollowing
You can:
• Study 10 hours
• Watch charts all day
• Feel exhausted
And still lose.
Because effort doesn’t equal edge.
The market pays for: Clarity. Structure. Risk control.
Not hustle.
Most traders don’t fail from bad strategies —
they fail from fighting uncertainty.
When you stop trying to control the market
and start managing risk,
trading gets calmer.
Survival first.
Consistency follows.
#trendfollowing#ForexBasics#forextrading#TradingPsychology
Trading isn’t hard because the market is complex.
It’s hard because it goes against human nature.
We want certainty.
The market offers probability.
We want action.
The market rewards patience.
We want to be right.
The market rewards discipline.
Lucky traders focus on outcomes. Sustainable traders focus on behavior.
Luck fades. Behavior compounds.
The market eventually removes luck — but rewards discipline repeatedly.
Survival is the edge most people ignore.
#trendfollowing#ForexBasics#forextrading
More trades don’t mean more opportunity.
They often mean: lower quality
• weaker focus
• unnecessary exposure
Selective trading sharpens judgment. Fewer trades reduce noise.
Patience isn’t inactivity — it’s strategic restraint.
The market pays for precision, not volume.
The Real Reason Traders Chase Setups
It’s rarely about money.
It’s about control. Validation. The need to feel right.
Chasing setups fills emotional gaps.
Losses test discipline. Wins test restraint.
After wins, traders: increase size too fast
• lower standards
• feel invincible
That’s where damage begins.
The best traders treat wins like losses: with neutrality.
The Fear Traders Don’t Talk About.
It’s not the fear of losing money.
It’s the fear of being wrong.
Being wrong feels like failure. So traders hold losses. They avoid stops.