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Are You Watching Too Many Charts —and Trading Worse? archive.aweber.com/t/NX5gb

@prrobbins Zig Ziglar said, "yes, I talk to myself--I like having conversations with intelligent people!" 👍🏼

Talk to yourself like you would talk to a friend having your experience, with encouragement, empathy and support.

@ThePath2Profit It's an old military term. Back in the '80's the Air Force pilots could say a sentence without saying "don't lose situational awareness"! Straight from the OG! 😅

It’s funny how the trading world gets hold of a term and it rips through the community like a Canadian Wildfire. All is see if “situational awareness” being talked everywhere. Buzzword way to say you are paying attention to the current market environment and trading it properly😂

Are You Selling TQQQ Too Early? archive.aweber.com/t/EGGOj

@TradingComposur What have you done to fix this destructive loop? Many traders get caught in this trap.

The worst part about trading isn't losing money. It's having to look yourself in the mirror after breaking your own rules. Again. And again. Every broken promise weakens your relationship with yourself.

@SJosephBurns Excellent reminder! Be Patient - Be Prepared!

Two very different men, same quote they both agreed on.

@prrobbins Peter, well said!!!

I agree with this for most people. Build a solid foundation first. Invest consistently in long-term assets and let compounding do what it has done for generations. If you’re drawn to trading, start small. Earn the right to increase your size through consistent execution and a proven track record. Too many trading accounts become fodder for experienced professionals. Protect the capital that’s building your future, and treat trading as a skill that must be earned, not a shortcut to wealth.

Are Your TQQQ Entries Helping—or Hurting—Your Consistency? archive.aweber.com/t/IjjWn

@prrobbins Let's keep it simple - YUP!

True or False A perfectly executed trade can still lose money.

@TraderDivergent Alan, we're on the same beam! The only reason I look at the market during the day is to be there for my members spread around the globe. My trading is done Sunday night in about 20 minutes, automated order in that get me in and get me out. DONE! #SwingTrading

Most people start trading because they want freedom. Then they build a style of trading that takes it away. If your strategy has you glued to the charts all day... It's worth asking who is really in control.

@ThePath2Profit @MikeChandlerMMA Well, that was anti-climatic!!

I am for Max all the way. Max has been putting on fight after fight these last few years giving it his all every single matchup. Conor played so many games with the media and saying he was fighting @MikeChandlerMMA . Still respect Connor but he doesn't beat Max

Max or Connor?

@mwebster1971 You know you want to come to Hawaii! Great photo of Pointe Vincente Lighthouse in Rancho Palos Verde... How long will you be in SoCal?

Summer Road Trip 2026… A nice morning walk in Palos Verdes… Searching for future West Coast Webby Walk locations…nice feel like you are in Hawaii, but parking would be a huge problem If you live in So Cal, you should check it out

It Took Me 15 Years To Build This Swing Trading System (6 Pillars In 10 Minutes) and made every Mistake in the book! youtu.be/-UIW5ejV0yg?si… via @YouTube #TradingStrategy #TradingMindset

@samuraipips358 A good friend said it very well regarding chart patterns. "The don't happen every time but they do happen all the time." They aren't the exact same, but they rhyme!

【No Chart Ever Appears Twice. That Is Exactly Why You Can Repeat The Same Trade】 "No chart ever appears twice. So repeating the same trade is impossible." You have heard this claim somewhere, and you almost nodded along once. But think back. This morning, you said "good morning." The weather was different from yesterday, the time was different, your mood was different. It was a unique morning that will never come again in your life. And still, you greeted the day the same way you did yesterday. The same morning never comes twice, yet the same greeting can be repeated. The people who make this claim are focusing on the wrong place. ■ What You Are Betting On Is Not The "Shape" Of The Chart First, let me make clear what this claim misunderstands. Trading is not predicting the future of the market and calling it correctly. It is not searching for a chart identical to the past and recreating the same scene. What you are betting on is not the surface shape of the chart. It is the reason behind it, the reason that created that shape. Let me give one example, purely as an illustration. A double bottom that puts in two lows at a specific support line. What you are trading looks like the shape itself, but it is not. The fact that the market refused twice to trade below that line. The stop loss orders of those who sold expecting a breakdown, and the new buy orders of those who confirmed the line did not break. The reason an imbalance of orders is born in that moment, where buying overwhelms selling. You keep betting on this "reason" with the same rules. Each individual double bottom has a strictly different shape. But the reason your rules are capturing is the same. To be clear, this is only an example for the sake of explanation. Which support line carries meaning, and how you identify it, depends on each trader's own definitions. Not every double bottom carries the same reason. ■ Inside A Stream That Never Repeats, Your Sample Builds Up Why can you repeat it if you bet on the reason? If you keep following the same rules, scenes carrying the same reason appear again and again inside a stream of charts that never repeats itself. Each trade on those scenes accumulates as the record of a single set of rules. This becomes a large sample size, the law of large numbers begins to work, and only then does an edge appear as a statistical property. Think about history. No two days are ever the same, yet people say history repeats itself. What repeats is not the dates or the characters. It is the structure. Charts are the same. The surface is different every time. But the structures created by human orders appear again and again. And here is the important part. Precisely because no chart ever appears twice, you use probability instead of prediction. Since every moment is unique, nobody knows how the next single trade will turn out. And because nobody knows, you stop demanding meaning from a single result and wait for the advantage built into that reason to appear inside a large sample size. Uniqueness is not proof that trading is impossible. It is the very reason you use probability. ■ "But The Details Are Different Every Time" This is what you will probably think. "But the details really are different every time. The position of the highs, the angle, all different from last time. Is it not sloppy to treat them as the same scene?" The fact that details differ every time is something your rules have accounted for from the start. Do the conditions your rules define get met, or not. That is the entire judgment. The differences in details outside your conditions are processed as variance inside the sample. Because at the testing stage, you confirmed the expectancy of the whole, with those differences included. Only someone who misunderstands the object of the bet as the "shape" demands identical details. If you are betting on shapes, then yes, the same trade can never be done twice. If you are betting on reasons, the differences in details were never a problem to begin with. ■ "The Same Chart Never Comes" Is Correct Finally, let me make this clear. The claim itself, that the same chart never comes twice, is correct. What is wrong is the part that connects it to "so the same trade is impossible." The true meaning of these words is not proof that trading is impossible. It is an instruction. Bet on the reason, not the surface. Why do you trade that chart? Why does an edge exist there? If your rules are capturing that reason, the answer becomes this. Inside an endless stream of market moments that will never return, you can repeat the same trade again today. 📚 Content for serious traders payhip.com/YumiSakura Thank you for reading.

@theEquilibrium Yup! All my trades are Automated and place on Sunday evening. Learning to do this has resulted in both emotional and physical freedom...

If you stare at charts and / or scroll twitter all day long you are inviting overtrading with open arms. It is that simple.

@ColinHartl Spot on! I was so stubborn and stupid when I started. A paying for a mentor would helped me avoid a couple of 6 figure meltdowns. We always pay for out tuition, one way or another!

@AutoPilotTrade1 Hire a mentor. Join a trade group.

If you've been trading over 5 years. What is one thing you would do differently to learn trading if you were starting over in 2026?

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@SJosephBurns 3

What team are you on? Team 1 Michael Saylor Tom Lee Michael Burry Team 2 Warren Buffett Charlie Munger Peter Lynch Team 3 Jim Simons Stanley Druckenmiller Paul Tudor Jones Team 4 Jim Cramer Cathie Wood Bill Ackman

@NickSchmidt Thanks Nick!

@AutoPilotTrade1 Thank you for your service!

Happy birthday America thank u for the freedom and capitalism