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𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐒𝐓Ø𝐑
@Alastor_tp
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Katılım Kasım 2025
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AUDNZD daily crt ind addition with key level 1hr entry
Let do more together ❤️
Untovthe next @The_4thMan @starkhubz @LQD_Alchemist




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Market phases is when we see candle closures forming after one another, price tends to use the iCRT for expansions.
In trading, understanding the various market structures is very vital as it shows us the best way possible we can start looking for potential setups.
Have you ever struggled with daily bias before?


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@Alastor_tp CRT is when a candle sweeps a previous candle high or low with wick and close below or above it, while icrt is when the crt itself fails.
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If you want real payouts in 2026, do this:🤏👇🏧
Number 6 is significant 📌
1 . Stop trading for Twitter validation
2• Stop trading to impress anyone
3• Stop listening to the noise on this app
4• Stop jumping from strategy to strategy
5• Stop overtrading and chasing revenge trades
6• Stop targeting fake high RR on TradingView just to post on
Twitter while your MT5 is bleeding
7 .Start executing.
8• One strategy
9• One risk model
10• One plan
11. Execute everything you already learned in 2025.
Track it. Journal it. Repeat it.
If you don’t take 2026 seriously,
2026 will be worse than 2025.
Discipline pays.

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“Win or lose, everybody gets what they want out of the market.”
At face value it sounds stupid.
Who wants to lose money?
But the phrase wasn’t talking about money. He was talking about psychological payoff.
The market does not pay you based on skill alone
It pays you based on who you are when money is at risk.
Most traders are not trading to make money.
They are trading to satisfy unconscious needs.
And the market is brutally honest in delivering exactly that.
What people say they want vs what they actually want
People say:
“I want consistency”
“I want to be profitable”
“I want freedom”
But what their behavior shows:
They want excitement
They want validation
They want to feel smart
They want to avoid responsibility
They want to punish themselves
They want a story, not a result
The market gives them that, not money.
Examples
1. The trader who keeps blowing accounts
He says he wants to win.
But what he really wants:
-Emotional stimulation
-Drama
-A reason to complain
-Proof that “trading is hard / rigged”
So the market gives him losses.
And deep down, he’s satisfied because it confirms his identity.
He wins by losing.
2. The trader addicted to tight stop losses
He says it’s “risk management”.
What he actually wants:
To be right quickly
To avoid discomfort
To avoid sitting through uncertainty
So he keeps getting stopped out.
And the market gives him exactly what he wants:
👉 Relief from uncertainty, at the cost of money.
3. The trader who never sizes up
He says he’s “being careful”.
What he really wants:
Safety
Zero emotional exposure
An excuse for why results are small
The market gives him:
No growth
No pressure
No transformation
Exactly what he wanted.
4. The trader who overtrades
He says he’s “hardworking”.
What he actually wants:
To feel busy
To feel important
To avoid patience
So the market gives him:
Chop
Fees
Burnout
Again perfect delivery.
The most dangerous part of the quote
“Some people seem to like to lose, so they win by losing money.”
This is savage because it exposes something ugly:
Some people are more comfortable failing than succeeding.
Why?
Success requires discipline
Consistency removes excuses
Profit exposes responsibility
Winning forces you to grow up
Failure lets you stay the same.
So the subconscious chooses loss.
The market is a mirror, not a teacher
The market does not correct you.
It reflects you.
If you:
crave excitement - it gives chaos
crave certainty - it gives frustration
crave ego - it gives humiliation
crave discipline - it gives money
No negotiation.
The real meaning of the quote (boiled down)
You don’t get paid for:
knowing strategies
watching ICT videos
passing prop challenges
being “in forex for years”
You get paid for:
aligning your behavior with what you claim you want.
Until then, the market will keep paying you in:
lessons
pain
blown accounts
“almost” wins
Because that’s what you’re actually asking for.
If your results don’t match your goals, your goals are not your real goals.
The market already knows the truth about you.
The only question is: do you?
✍️vee

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If you ever feel the urge to use schooling as an excuse,
use me as a reference point‼️
I Graduated with First Class honors in an unclassified degree program (Pharmacy).
Still traded.
Made a lot of money.
Built multiple platforms from scratch.
Managed every handle I owned solo.
Taught many of you on here to trade for free.
There was zero shortcuts.
No special treatment.
Just discipline, time management, and ruthless focus.
STUDENTS;
If I could balance academics, business, and trading,
you can at least stop making excuses.
Execution beats circumstances. Every time.
And if you want it bad enough
You would find a way even where there’s none.




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Bro lemme take my time to tell you the raw truth.
You don’t have a trading problem.
You have a reality-collision problem.
Knowing trading since 2022 and having “grounded knowledge” means nothing if it hasn’t been converted into controlled execution + capital survival. The market does not reward intelligence, theories, or time spent learning. It only rewards behavior under pressure.
Your friends laughing at you is not cruelty it’s feedback. Harsh, unfair, but still feedback. In the real world, results speak louder than intentions. When results are absent, people invent explanations: fraud, luck, connections. That’s how society copes with what it doesn’t understand.
Every legitimate trader goes through a long season of invisibility where:
You know more than beginners
You earn less than fools
You look delusional to outsiders
This phase is where most people quit or corrupt themselves. Not because they can’t trade but because they can’t endure being underestimated.
As a student, your biggest lie is expecting trading to save you financially. Trading is a capital amplifier, not a capital creator. Without stable income, trading becomes emotional gambling disguised as analysis.
That’s why your results don’t show not lack of skill, but lack of financial oxygen.
The suggestion to do fraud is not random. It appears when: You’re tired
You feel left behind You want proof you’re not stupid Rejecting it already tells me something important: your integrity is stronger than your desperation.
Many people make money fast and lose their soul quietly. They don’t tell you the psychological cost paranoia, fear, emptiness, constant looking over the shoulder. Fast money is usually borrowed time.
What is I want you to do now is:
Accept your current identity
You are a student building a skill, not a failed trader. Stop demanding outcomes your current position can’t support.
Get a legal cash flow
Any honest job. Any skill. Any hustle.
Not to quit trading but to protect it from desperation.
Trade small accounts like a professional
If you can’t grow ₦50k slowly, you won’t grow ₦5m fast. Ego is expensive.
Detach from opinions
Your friends’ laughter only hurts because part of you fears they might be right. Silence that fear with process, not arguments.
Time will expose everyone
In 5–10 years:
Some loud people will disappear
Some fast-money guys will be broken
A few quiet ones will still be standing
The market doesn’t rush. It waits to see who survives themselves.
Finally If you stay clean, patient, and disciplined, your season will come.
If you cut corners, you may arrive early but you won’t stay.
And remember this:
Being poor with integrity is temporary.
Being rich without it is a countdown.
✍️vee

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